Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #11 - Arches National Park
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#11 - Arches National Park
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #10 - Arrived in Moab
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#10 - Arrived in Moab
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #9 - Monument Valley
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#9 - Monument Valley
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #8 - The Wedding!
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#8 - The Wedding!
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #7 - Tucson history and food
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#7 - Tucson history and food
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #6 - Mission and Cori
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#6 - MIssion and Cori
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #5 - Friends
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#5 = Friends
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #4 - Middle of Nowhere
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#4 - Middle of Nowhere
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #3 - Blue Skies
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#3 - Blue Skies
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #2 - The end of the first beginning
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#2 - The end of the first beginning
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #1 - Getting Ready
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#1 - Making beds and lists.
Holy Saturday
A new-to-me view of the problem of evil in the world, and the “already but not yet” time we live in.
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Interesting to read about the life of a boy living on “the rez.” Touching, sad, funny, and hopeful.
The Friday Afternoon Club: A Family Memoir by Griffin Dunne
A memoir of a family surrounded by and made up of famous people. Hilarious and poignant.
The Thorny Grace of It: And Other Essays for Imperfect Catholics by Brian Doyle
galloping hilarity, and heartbreak, too
We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves by Karen Joy Fowler
What a good book! As the author writes, it begins in the middle. This is a novel, written as if it were a memoir. Rosemary, the “memoirist” and narrator, begins the story of herself, her brother, sister, mother, and father in 1996, when “ten years had passed since I’d last seen my brother, seventeen since my sister disappeared.”
Forgive Everyone Everything by Gregory Boyle
I couldn’t find a review of this book to link to that said something I always tell people when I speak of Father Greg Boyle—he is funny! Forgive Everyone Everything is a collection of 52 of Father Greg’s stories from his various books, compiled into a weekly devotional. I like it so much, I am planning to buy a copy for each of my kids. The stories are short, easy to read, touching, often funny, and give you pause.