Reading Rabbit loves his books. So does this Central California artist, just a regionalist from Quaintsville. Bet you are just dying to know how I can read while I paint. Or maybe you are wondering how in the world I can paint in solitude and stay motivated, hour after hour, day after week after month […]
Remember Reading Rabbit?
In the summer months of July and August, lessons are adjourned, suspended and recessed. Sometimes my students say “Have a nice vacation!” I don’t always take a vacation, although there are plenty of extended weekends in Mineral King, AKA The Land of No Electricity or Internet. Reading is vacation to me. Being prone with a […]
Read Anything Good Lately?
Reading used to be my favorite thing to do. Now it is just one of many things I love to do. In the olden days, reading was something I did after a trip to the library. In the now days, I still use the library. In addition, I buy books to read on my computer, […]
Reading Rabbit Returns
What? Who has time to read? The better question is “Who has time to watch teevee?” There are multiple ways to read these days. I have discovered e-books in spite of not having a digital reader. Amazon has a thing that lets you read on your computer. It isn’t very convenient, but it is less […]
Reading Rabbit Returns
For some reason, reading becomes a topic of discussion in newspapers, magazines and blogs in the summer. Are we all so ingrained with the idea that summer is filled with leisure activities that we all just read in summer? Yep. 1. A Train Called Forgiveness, an audio book by Dan Erickson. I listened to a […]