Good To The Last Drop

What's the story?

A Used Book Store in the French Quarter. It was closed on that early morning in June, when I was out shooting pictures, but someone had leaned four books on the doorstep. I wonder what their stories are? Well-worn favorites that the owner wanted to share with the next fortunate reader, or just ordinary doorstops?

Good To The Last Drop

4/19/2011

Listening to: Guy Clark – “Instant Coffee Blues”

I drink coffee.

It’s a new thing.

Diet Coke was my beverage of choice in the mornings. A boiling cup of joe couldn’t hold a candle to that first chug of icy cold Diet Coke burning its way down my throat to wake me up.

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And another thing...

As I set these lofty goals, and say that I really am going to write here once a month, I am already figuring out how i can "submit" some of the papers I write for school - book reviews, biographies of music writers, etc.
If you don't care for something, or if we don't see eye to eye politically or philosophically, it's okay. Just take out a book and read silently or go clean out the garage or something. This blog - is an outlet for random streams of consciousness and trivial pursuits. Thank you for indulging me all the way to the fifth page of this site.

I am going to start this list of my favorite blogs in no particular order -(okay – maybe alphabetically), and add to it regularly. Starting with my friends’ blogs – and those I read regularly. As I go along I will add strangers’ blogs. I will try to track my wandering and share what I find along the way.
But you are going to have to do your part too. Send me links to your favorite backroad blogs.
Coach Stacy Fowler: The most upbeat fitness guru and buddy I know. She’s in it for the long haul!
Pat Conroy: Sometimes I just want to virtually sit at his desk for inspiration.
Jenni Finlay:
daughter of dreams. sister of songs. champion of both.Susan Hanson: Her version of life.
Joe Nick Patoski: writer, historian, Texan.
Mary Mikel Stump: A Hand Upon The Latch.
Janice Williams Loves Austin: Title pretty much says it all.Susan Wittig Albert: Notes about writing, landscape, and life in the Texas Hill Country

What's the story?