RV Living, Conger Style: We're Walking. . . and we're talking. . .

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

We're Walking. . . and we're talking. . .

Carl and I discovered a beautiful, quiet neighborhood just down the road from Jellystone and we've been taking a walk through it everyday -- about 3 1/2 miles roundtrip. In addition to the health benefits, it's fun to check out the houses for ideas we might use. And, the real treat, is that we find we actually have real conversations! It's amazing how much more conducive to conversation it is without the competition from computers, telephones, TV, music, and dogs. Go figure!

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Things I've Enjoyed Reading Lately

"The Devil in the White City" by Erik Larson -- This is a true story of the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago. It is true crime and history which reads like a novel. I was fascinated with the story of the Fair from inception to conclusion; and horrified at the crimes being committed at the same time. I was also amazed at the people who attended, the products introduced there and the far-reaching implications of the Fair. This is a great read.
"Water for Elephants" by Sara Gruene -- This is a poignant tale of life with a train circus during the Depression years told by 93-year-old Jacob who was a vet with the circus. You will be entertained, appalled, educated, and treated to a feel-good ending. I definitely recommend this read.
"Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett -- this was a re-read for me; I read it when it first came out in 1989 and proclaimed then that it was the best book I'd ever read. I just learned that Follett was coming out with a sequel so I decided to read this one again so I would be up to speed with the characters when I read the sequel. I still think it's the best book I've every read.
"Do You Want To Know a Secret?" by Mary Jane Clark -- I picked this up accidently (thinking I was picking up a Mary Higgins Clark) and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was a page-turner and I absolutely was shocked at the ending!