Another quickie. Fave book? Again, one title in

Conservatives have long railed against media turning 'swiftboat' into pejorative or 'hate term' As former President George W. Bush attempts to salvage his tarnished legacy, Fox News Radio host John Gibson has eagerly joined in the effort to rehabilitate the previous administration's image. Gibson, the author of Hating America and The War on Christmas, has a new book out titled How the Left Swiftboated America: The Liberal Media Conspiracy to Make You Think George W. Bu ...

My first...Bryan Adams in jr. high. My most scandolous...Poison/Tesla and a party in the Marriott. My all-time fave...Jimmy Buffett. I love the music, but it's also an awesomely fun crowd. Can't wait to go back for the 4th time. ...

It's been raining off and on all day and probably one of the last nights of "winter" type weather we'll have. My husband is in the kitchen making homemade albondigas and tortillas, which we love on nights like this. Does anyone else have a cold/rainy weather favorite food? I hope this rain lasts for a couple of days...it's so relaxing :-) ...

How distinguished he looks here, huh? ...

I Left My Heart in San Francisco. ...

This article is from CBS News, one of many on the subject around the country. An earlier post by one of our members indicates the right wing is attempting to save the corruption of our once-great nonprofit system from Obamacare reform. I thought it might be helpful to realize what's been happening. One of my accounts (I AM an MT/ME) is officially a nonprofit that, while raking in big profits by providing luxury services to wealthy, and/or just well-insured patients - and very ...

On the Main Board, someone mentioned the book "2030" by Albert Brooks. It sounds really interesting and I'm wondering if anyone else has read it? ...

I am thinking about going to the library today and picking up a book or two. Anyone have any recommendations for a good book? Thanks! ...

It if wasn't so sad, it would be funny. 45% of Americans think that random people from the phone book would do a better job than the current Congress! http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/general_politics/january_2010/45_say_random_group_from_phone_book_better_than_current_congress ...

1) Do you still have it?2) Are the pages yellowed and stained like mine?3) What's the name of it?4) Do you still use it most of the time?5) Have you added more to your collection over the years? ...

in about 20 yrs or so... by Madelyn Gosselin on what kind of devoted mother Kate really was. ...

was wondering if anyone else has read and what they thought. Heresy or enlightening? For a while now, I've been looking for a deeper, more personal relationship with God, but haven't been able to find it. I hear testimony from fellow Christians about this wonderful relationship they have with God. How they talk to Him and they can feel His presence and He responds maybe not verbally, but they "hear" Him. So a friend, who isn't a churchgoer but spiri ...

I'm reading Becoming Dr. Q by Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa. He tells of his journey from migrant farm worker from Mexico to becoming a professor of neurosurgery and oncology at Johns Hopkins. His continued optimism in the face of many hurdles is really inspiring. ...

I've gotten hooked on Kristin Hannah's books, especially Winter Garden and Home Front, but I'm afraid I'm running out on the ones available for ebook and audiobook. Any suggestions for similar authors? ...

Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich. Since so many of us, of course, can no longer afford to buy luxuries like books, it's worth mentioning that your public library almost certainly will have it (though there's likely to be a waiting list, even though it was first published in 2001). For those who persist in blaming others here on MTStars who are struggling with our new working-poor reality, saying that the problem is their "attitude," another Ehrenreich book, Bright-Sided, also w ...

With Sarah Palin out there getting so much exposure with unscripted answers, the conservatives may realize what a ditz she is and not nominate her for el presidente. ...

I just got a Nook and I have no idea what to read. I got into the Janet Evanovich "Stephanie Plum Series" which I thought were so funny, but now I am lost... Any suggestions? ...

Open season on Bristol Palin. Just not right. I think her response was pretty adult, more so than KO. When will he grow up? I can't listen to his tirade as my speakers died yesterday, but both the Palin/Situation video and Olberman's crap is here: http://voices.washingtonpost.com/tvblog/2010/12/bristol-palin-responds-to-keit.html ...

Another quickie. Fave book? Again, one title in

The Good Earth by Pearl Buck - nm

Anything by Diana Gabaldon...nm - mb

Janet Evanovich Series - I love Morelli

The Talisman, Stephen King - read it about 4 or 5 times.

Paint the Wind - Kathy Cash-Spellman

Anything by Danielle Steel - Sunshine State MT

Jurassic Park. - Doppelganger - n/m

Bel Canto - by Anne Patchett

The Dark Secret of Harvest Home by T. Tryon - RubySoho

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