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Hanging Out With Old People - Hanging Out With Old People: Last Thursday my husband and I got a babysitter for our daughters and went with my parents to the Santa Barbara Bowl to see Joe Cocker and the Steve Miller Band.
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Shiny Field Trip - Shiny Field Trip: By the end of the night we were all exhausted. I went to bed feeling poor and tired of politics. I needed distractions! Something shiny! Pretty! Air conditioned! So naturally, we spent the next day at the Ronald Reagan Museum.
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Co-Sleeping And Breast-Feeding - Co-Sleeping And Breast-Feeding : When I laid her down in the cradle, I thought to myself, She looks cold and lonely So I picked her up and brought her into our bed, and there she stayed for the next four or five years.
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Hot Yoga Mama or Mouth Breather? - Hot Yoga Mama or Mouth Breather?: I told him that I wasn't going to recreate the Bataan Death March, that it was just yoga - yoga in a very warm room.
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Little Of This, A Lot Of That. - Little Of This, A Lot Of That.: Nicole is unsure when her column appears now. The beers didn't help. Today she has a collection of things that could fit any day.
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100 Things That Annoy Me - 100 Things That Annoy Me: I read quite a few blogs in my precious spare time. The new fad is lists of 100 things to do before I die.
And I find it unbearably annoying.
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Peace, Love, and Lowriders - Peace, Love, and Lowriders: I was 23 years old and living in San Francisco, two blocks from the intersection of Haight and Ashbury.
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Ceramic Irish Setter - Ceramic Irish Setter: Surely you have heard about fancy wedding dresses, engraved invitations, tasteless wedding cake, and grooms who faint. And you have also probably heard tales of computer dating, blind dates, and love at first sight. Couples who have been married 30, 40, 50, heck, even 60 years, still holding hands and kissing in public. But have you heard the one about the two foot tall ceramic Irish Setter?
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A Wedding Story - A Wedding Story : Nicole just celebrated 13 years of happy marriage, and she shares her wedding album with us.
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Heaven Is Full Of Butterflies - Heaven Is Full Of Butterflies: Some art is worth the seemingly large price tag because of the work that goes into the piece. This is why I like to buy handmade earrings and soap.
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Beer Failure - Beer Failure: This column originally was going to be about one of my neighbors, who is an alcoholic. Instead I'm going to talk about beer. More specifically, my beer lameness.
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From High To Low - From High To Low: I'm here to talk about your feet, not mine. My photograph is merely an example, the "Do" portion of the article. I'm not including any photograph that shows the "Don't" portion.
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Too Much Going On - Too Much Going On: I have too much going on in my tiny brain this week. I'm on a little hamster wheel of activity and stuff and hey, let's look at my new shoes. What do you think? Do you like them? Are they cute in a carrying a baguette through the streets of Paris way? Or are you looking at them and thinking to yourself, those look like clown shoes?
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OMG Granola! - OMG Granola!: Hey Internet, hey Edhat readers. Guess how I've been spending my weekends? Besides the sleeping in and the 9 loads of laundry, I've been making my own granola.
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Sorry About All That Vomiting - Sorry About All That Vomiting : I tell you readers all sorts of things, so if you think I'm going to pass up the opportunity to tell you about my bout with the stomach flu, well, listen closely.
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You Say Hello And I Say Goodbye - You Say Hello And I Say Goodbye: After two years of weekly columns, Nicole is leaving the Edhat community ... and it's not to lie around in a hammock in Hawaii drinking fruity drinks.
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Hooked On Froot - Hooked On Froot: My weakness is Froot Loops. And craving Froot Loops on a daily basis isn't a weakness confession that will get me any sympathy beyond some arched eyebrows and a suspicious, "Really? Froot Loops? Don't you think that's a little weird?"
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Let's Talk Smoking - Let's Talk Smoking : What with my eldest headed off to junior high soon, I'm practicing my, Please don't ever fill in the blank speeches. Or lectures.
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Christmas Card Picture - Christmas Card Picture: It took awhile to get Nicole's Christmas card picture just right. There were dragons, skulls, t-shirts, and embarrassed children.
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The Last Of The Malasadas - The Last Of The Malasadas: Nicole says, I have finally eaten the last of the malasadas. It's been almost 8 days and I've had to eat at least four or five every day to make my quota.
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State Of Shame - State Of Shame: I'm about to insult some people right now I think. Actually, I'm about to insult an entire state, specifically, the state of West Virginia. Because West Virginia? You suck. You were pretty embarrassing last week, and I'm still mad at you for it.
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Slothful To Eat Breakfast In A Housecoat - Slothful To Eat Breakfast In A Housecoat : Dressed in her charming black sandals, Nicole follows strands of DNA twisting through generations of women who write.
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Headaches, Roman Polanski, and Pretty Pictures - Headaches, Roman Polanski, and Pretty Pictures: I had intended to write an article about Roman Polanski today but I was up all night with a migraine so big that it had to have come from Texas.
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Rite Of Passage - Rite Of Passage: On Saturday my husband went to get his hair cut and took our eldest daughter along for company. They had been gone about 45 minutes when he called me ... She wants to get her hair cut too, something she saw in a picture.
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Nicole Begins Her Column - Nicole Begins Her Column: Ed has asked me time and again and finally I have agreed to show up every Wednesday and do my little
writing thing. And I guess this is it.
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Happy Birthday From Vietnam - Happy Birthday From Vietnam: When I was born in Sacramento, California on a warm sunny Sunday on May 4, 1969, my father was nearly 7800 miles away in Long Binh, Vietnam.
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My Hardest Class - My Hardest Class: When I was 12 years old, I had one all-consuming passion. I loved ballet. Especially toe shoes. I wanted to be on-pointe so badly. I took ballet classes but was never very good and my instructor would always say, "Well, your ankles just aren't strong enough for pointe shoes."
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Tale of Bad Shoes - Tale of Bad Shoes: I tend to exhibit some extremes when it comes to my wardrobe choices. Sometimes I like to blame
Catholic school for this, as years of wearing uniforms can dull one's dressing skills.
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Death Of An Author - Death Of An Author: There are many articles online and in print about the untimely death of David Foster Wallace, all written much more eloquently than this column will be.
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You Always Have Your Sister - You Always Have Your Sister : But the real reason there is another picture of me in this column is the other woman wearing makeup standing next to me. That's my sister.
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You Smell Nice - You Smell Nice: I think my first foray into perfume was Jean Nate. I have a vague memory of telling my mom I wanted to wear perfume and her taking me to the drugstore and buying me a bottle of Jean Nate. I don't remember much beyond that.
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Claire And The Giant Rockslide - Claire And The Giant Rockslide : I present to you a first person account by my daughter Claire. She, along with her classmates, survived the gigantic rockslide in Yosemite last week.
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May I Smell Your Car? - May I Smell Your Car?: My first car was a 1967 Volkswagen Squareback. I'm a tad obsessed. I want to sit in a old Volkswagen and
sniff deeply and remember what it was like to have one of my very own.
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Hiding It From The Kids - Hiding It From The Kids: I know that my daughter isn't my clone. She is her own person and will have her own experience of this disease. She will be helped through this with love and lots of inappropriately timed jokes. She will be fine in the end. I was. But right now I feel like I've been kicked in the stomach and I'd really like to kick someone back.
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Secret Sauce - Secret Sauce: It has been well documented that I do not like to cook. But every once in a while, I like to really bust a
move, so to speak, in the kitchen. And because I know that sounds ridiculous, I offer you proof.
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Parenting Can Be Totally Harsh - Parenting Can Be Totally Harsh: My coping strategy thus far has been to just fall exhausted into bed at night, cursing under my breath and hoping the Lunesta kicks in quickly.
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Grimacing At The Keyboard - Grimacing At The Keyboard: I had bronchitis last week and it wasn't getting much better, so I went to the doctor, but not my regular doctor because she was out, so I went to the doctor on call and he scared the hell out of me.
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Heavy Topic to Lighter Fare - Heavy Topic to Lighter Fare: Dermatologists love me because of my freckled Irish skin, the kind that requires measuring freckles and looking at them under magnifying glasses and jotting notes and prescriptions for sunscreens.
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Monkey on My Back - Monkey on My Back: Coffee! Elixir of the Gods! Why half and half was invented. I did not plan on stopping the coffee express, it
just happened. I was so so so sick that coffee never crossed my mind.
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Ode To Breakfast - Ode To Breakfast: If I had to rank meals in order of how excited they make me, breakfast would be number one. I don’t really know how to rank lunch and dinner, because, eh, they're not breakfast.
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No More Babies - No More Babies: It feels like I've been eating Otter Pops for 12 years, and all of a sudden, the dessert gods are intoning, You may not partake of the Otter Pops ever again.
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Plethora of Purses - Plethora of Purses: Some people might not enjoy spending two hours photographing their purse collection, but Nicole does. And did. So you get to see them!
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Calling Out Sophia - Calling Out Sophia: My blood pressure has been high lately. So high, in fact, that yesterday I googled "high blood pressure".
Could it be a stroke? A brain bleed? How about someone named Sophia trying to charge $844 at Target
WITH MY DEBIT CARD?
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All In My Head - All In My Head: I have spent my life seemingly lurching from one health crisis to another. Braces on the feet. Braces on the
teeth. Enough x-rays of my spine throughout childhood that I'm pretty sure that I glow under a black
light.
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Awesome! - Awesome!: What's that you say? You lived in the 1980's? You said things like, For sure, for sure? How about, Dude, that is so rad! Oh yes I did. And it was AWESOME!
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Are Those Things Real? - Are Those Things Real?: I was tired, it was after 7pm, the kids were starving, and somehow we ended up at a place I like to call "Orange Chicken All The Time". You know what I'm talking about. Don't pretend you haven't eaten there either; it's a big guilty pleasure. Also? Nothing about it is vegetarian. Not even the vegetables.
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A Love Letter Of Sorts - A Love Letter Of Sorts : I love that even though Santa Barbara is a small town, there are a few ballet companies, some lovely theaters, a few world-class universities, and some really good Indian food.
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Pretend Villages and Free Cookies - Pretend Villages and Free Cookies: This little village, while being incredibly cute, is not something I ever thought I would own. I used to think it fell squarely into kitschy land until I had one of my own.
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Best Of Worst Of - Best Of Worst Of: It's not going to be similar to the lists that magazines and newspapers usually put out around this time of year, because we're dealing with my personal lists. Which can be random.
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Wishing For Expensive Cheese - Wishing For Expensive Cheese: I'm still recuperating -- yes, it is taking forever - but now I'm mixing Western medicine (hello antibiotics and Percocet!) and Chinese medicine (hello weird seeds and aloe juice!) in a last ditch attempt to heal this darn throat before my extended stay at home ends.
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Let Me Help You Out With That - Let Me Help You Out With That: I have been rethinking my usual - I am so broke - strategy,. which is to wish fervently that I will win the lottery. My new strategy is to come up with big money making ideas and pitch them to you.
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Lament of the Dishwasher - Lament of the Dishwasher: My love for my little kitchen is utterly conditional and extremely specific. I love my kitchen because it has
a dishwasher.
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Defending the Valentine - Defending the Valentine: Jettison the notion that Valentine's Day is reserved only for your sweetheart and that if you don't have one
you're not entitled to enjoy the holiday. Valentine's Day is an excuse to tell people you love them. And give
them candy if they want it.
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Oh My Gosh You Guys! - Oh My Gosh You Guys!: Man, moving is stressful. I don't like change. Some people love to say they embrace change. They're totally lying. Nobody likes change.
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Nature Freaks Me Out - Nature Freaks Me Out: Some things give Nicole the creeps. What really makes her skin crawl and gives her an icky feeling in her
stomach is, of all things, acorns peeking out of holes in an oak tree.
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I Do Not Have Small Children - I Do Not Have Small Children: I do not have children from birth to age 5. They are older, much older and I am only now realizing that I
have been utterly winging it for the last few years. I have no book for these years and I'm starting to panic
just a little.
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Woolgathering With Rod Serling - Woolgathering With Rod Serling: Lying around the living room and fighting over the couch is a perfectly acceptable way to spend those last days of the year.
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More Show And Tell - More Show And Tell : It was hundred and ten degrees inside Nicole's house. She was paging slowly through old books that she wanted to share them with us.
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Liar Liar Books On Fire - Liar Liar Books On Fire : I have a secret, one I am finally willing to come clean about. I would like to say it is a good secret, but really, it is just an embarrassing one.
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Washcloths on Tobacco Road - Washcloths on Tobacco Road: One day I had to go through my closet and purge it. It was easy enough to get rid of things that I never liked anyway or didn't fit anymore and soon my destined for the thrift store bag was filling up rapidly.
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Of Dirt and Dustbunnies - Of Dirt and Dustbunnies: Wouldn't you want your house clean if a book club was meeting at your house? I had my house cleaned.
And not just cleaned. It was detailed from top to bottom. And I have a very healthy amount of guilt mixed
up in this.
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The Cat Who Loved Me - Nicole is jumping off the couch and back in the saddle and describing the Cat who loves her.
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Jello With A Side Of Jello - Jello With A Side Of Jello: Hey, I'm back! I bet you thought I'd been abducted by angry West Virginians, didn't you? No, I did something much much worse than being abducted by angry racists. I had my tonsils taken out.
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Show And Tell - Show And Tell: Let us put some other things on the table while you try to decide what you will do with your Labor Day weekend.
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Hello Edhat Readers - Hello Edhat Readers: I had a much better column planned for today, which is why the photograph accompanying this brief article won’t make much sense. But never fear, I’ll write one later this week that ties in with the photograph. Whoo! A two-fer! And during a short week.
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Notes and Errata - Notes and Errata: A few questions have come my way and since I'm all hopped up on sugar, why not address them now?
Besides, I still have strep throat and not even my mom wants to hear about it anymore.
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25 Random Things About Me - 25 Random Things About Me: Nicole like taking the onions out of onion rings and just eating the outside part.
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Neighborhood Watch - Neighborhood Watch: Nicole has been stuck inside of late. To pass the time sit in a giant purple chair and watches the world through her big picture window.
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Sippy Cup Grown Up - Sippy Cup Grown Up: A mouse at Chez Freire leads to the Great Kitchen Clean Up of 2008. Then the question comes up of what
to do with all the colorful sippy cups now that the children are grown up?
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Knitting In Anger - Knitting In Anger: Nicole is very angry. You might not want to read this column.
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Photos Photos Photos - Photos Photos Photos: Nicole discovered a few things while browsing for photographs in her iphoto folder.
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Raggedy At The Edges - Raggedy At The Edges : Some weeks I come by your house and when you open the door I'm clutching a cup of hot chocolate that I paid too much for at Starbucks and I look a little peaked and so you invite me in and I sort of sag onto your couch and moan gently while I turn on your television so I can watch "Law and Order: Criminal Intent".
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I Promised You An Extra Column - I Promised You An Extra Column : I've been saving up topics all week for you readers, and I had so many things stocked up that they have to be sort of parceled out to you in small paragraphs.
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Glitter - Glitter: Last year Nicole's daughter wanted to eat lots of meat. This year she wanted a slumber party, a starry night sleepover.
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Squishy In The Middle - Squishy In The Middle : To be perfectly honest, I still live in my head most of the time. I'm like a giant balloon head, floating above a tiny and annoying and mysterious body.
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You're Scaring Me - You're Scaring Me: Nothing too scary or creepy because I hate Halloween. That sounds almost anti-American, doesn't it? I think that spending $30 on candy at Walgreens is pretty patriotic though.
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Your Side of The Bed - Your Side of The Bed: It's Nicole's firm belief that if you really want to know somebody, really delve into their psyche, you have to see their side of the bed.
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Donald Franklin Worley - Donald Franklin Worley: It is called a POW/MIA bracelet. It is engraved with the name of a serviceman who was killed in action, but whose remains were never retrieved. Or suspected prisoners of war who were never found.
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Not Really My Dog - Not Really My Dog: I do not have a dog. But I wasn't lying about having a dog as much as I was appropriating a dog for conversational needs. And the dog does exist; she belongs to my parents. Isn't she pretty?
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Sorry About Those Bananas - Sorry About Those Bananas: Yeah, I kind of disappeared last week. My mother called right away, demanding to know where her column was. Co-workers asked me where my writing was. My patient editor, Ed, sent me an email that simply said, "Article?"
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The Other Man In My Life - The Other Man In My Life: We've known each other for nearly 12 years now, through ups and downs, moving and redecorating, and just plain old life.
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Cookie Jarvis Where Are You? - Cookie Jarvis Where Are You?: When I was 12, I made a three-year foray into the wilds of public school after many impressionable years at a Catholic school. I was terrified. On my first day at my new school I spied a girl wearing a t-shirt with a picture of Cookie Jarvis on it. I was enthralled.
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Can Of Great Joy - Can Of Great Joy: Every house, every office, and your grandmother has a variation on this green can. At Chez Freire we call it the "Happy Can".
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Born To Be Disappointed - Born To Be Disappointed: Before Nicole's father retired as the City Librarian for the City of Santa Maria he drove up to Sacramento, and delivered a four-inch stack of paperwork and grants for a new public library.
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Auctions and Tea Parties - Auctions and Tea Parties : Today is all about school auctions and tea because I am still on my personal journey of green tea discovery. Yes, please listen to my tea feelings.
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Unbridled Amounts Of Glee - Unbridled Amounts Of Glee: Now there are lots of things that make me happy, simple and complicated. I like hedgehogs. They're cute. I like sushi. I like being able to put on a pair of jeans that fit.
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Eating The Bacon - Eating The Bacon: I am doing something I swore I would never do. I am keeping a diary. Not a diary where I write my special secret thoughts for posterity, no, this diary is strictly boring.
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Bubbles And Other Nonsense - Bubbles And Other Nonsense : Apparently part of my stomach has been hanging out with Deadheads, dropping multiple tabs of acid, while the other part of my stomach insists on daily infusions of that yogurt Jamie Lee Curtis talks about on television.
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Parties and the Holocaust - Parties and the Holocaust: Miep Gies was the woman who risked everything to help hide Anne Frank and her family. She died this week at age 100.
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Holy Cow! Another Column - Holy Cow! Another Column: Nicole tells us why three-quarter length sleeves make her crazy, and that she is not having much success liking green tea.
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Going With Cookies - Going With Cookies: Nicole was told that when times are tough, everyone still needs cookies and bread. Especially cookies.
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Obsolescence - Obsolescence: All the electronic machines in my house are all falling apart simultaneously. We're just this side of being without anything that plugs into the wall and provides pretty pictures and music.
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A Mouse At Chez Freire - A Mouse At Chez Freire: I’m still working on those ideas from a few columns back, so here is today’s. A Pet Brings Solace And Love But Our Landlord Won't Let Us Have One.
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So... - So...: So, I’m still catching up on past column ideas that I had shared with you a few weeks ago.
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Notes, Errata, End of 2008 Roundup and Other Stuff - Notes, Errata, End of 2008 Roundup and Other Stuff: Happy New Year Edhatians! Before this column devolves into a marginal wrap up of the year's events, here is a picture of Melanie, our big holiday cookie winner.
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I Like Small Things And I Cannot Lie - Nicole likes dollhouses, but not in a creepy way, the normal way.
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John Mayer is a Big Crybaby - Nicole strongly dislikes John Mayer and running, but recently signed up for Team T-Swift.
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High On Life - High On Life: I was white-knuckling my way through another headache, courtesy of my lack of graceful movement last week . I tried every remedy I could think of - over the counter and off the shelf. Then someone suggested a cup of coffee.
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More Zaniness From Chez Freire - More Zaniness From Chez Freire: Did you eat too much like we did? Did you try and hog all the stuffing to yourself like I did? Actually, Turkey Day is sort of a blur to me. Why? I knew you'd ask.
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Grief Gets Stuck In Your Teeth - Nicole tackles the difficult feelings associated with braces, grief and running for more than four minutes.
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How Well Do You Know Your Columnist? - How Well Do You Know Your Columnist?: This week we're all going to play a little game called, How Well Do You Know Your Columnist? If you've been reading my columns for a while, you should do pretty well.
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Dear Reader - Dear Reader: Wake up. Take kids to school. Go back to bed. Sleep until 3. Welcome home oldest daughter. Go back to sleep. Get up at 5 or 6, greet husband. Go back to sleep.
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Eating At Moms - Eating At Moms: Powdered milk and zucchini seem to figure prominently in my childhood memories, as do endless bowls of Cheerios. My sister and I always had a bowl of Cheerios after our baths and before we went to bed.
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Dictionary Of Nonsense - Dictionary Of Nonsense : As a young child, I was convinced that my parents had friends named the Whoozits, because I would overhear conversations about these mysterious people who never came to brunch on time.
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Weekly Round Up! Yee Haw! - Weekly Round Up! Yee Haw! : Nothing extraordinary happened, nothing too sad, nothing sidesplitting funny, just an average week at Chez Freire. But there are lots of little things floating around.
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Bits of String, A Penny, and Some Lint - Bits of String, A Penny, and Some Lint: Guess what I just had as a little snack? Three small packages of Whoppers, two little bags of candy corn, and a small box of Junior Mints.
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The Obligatory Vampire Column - The Obligatory Vampire Column: Vampires disliked garlic and crosses. As a young girl, I had no idea where to get garlic, but I sure could make crosses.
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I'M BACK, BITCHEZ! - With much anticipation, columnist Nicole is back in action and gearing up for a 5k.
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Not Running Yet - Still recuperating from bronchitis, Nicole dives into her love of cinema and reality shows.
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You Just Never Know - You Just Never Know: There are two books that I spent many hours with as a child - The Family of Man, and The Family of Children. These books of photographs affected me just as strongly as any book I ever read.
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