Bookworm on Apr 14 2012 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Tweet I am not a “stuff” person, by which I mean that I’m not someone who fills her home with art and charming doodads. Whatever is the opposite of artistic — well, that’s me. If my Mom, a lavishly artistic person, groups seven glass bottles on a shelf, it’s a charming tableau that pleases the [...]
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