How would you feel about a book that you re-read twenty years later? Would it still fascinate you like it did before? Would it bore you? Would it show how much you have mature since the first time you read it? Well, I decided to answer those questions by re-reading...
Wisdom From Kammbia 2:26: The Colorado Tragedy Is Not A Time For Politics
by MHill | Jul 22, 2012 | Wisdom From Kammbia Column
First of all, my thoughts and prayers go out to the victims of Aurora, Colorado this weekend. I believe many of those people were looking to enjoy a movie and return to their homes later that evening. But for their life end like that should all give us pause. And...
Wisdom From Kammbia 2.25: Has Your Book Collection Changed As You’ve Gotten Older?
by MHill | Jul 20, 2012 | Wisdom From Kammbia Column
I'm looking at my bookshelf and I noticed that my collection has changed quite considerably over the years. In my 20's and through my 30's, I had mostly Science-Fiction and Fantasy novels and a huge collection of Dean Koontz books. Now in my 40's, I have books like...
Wisdom From Kammbia 2.24: If You Had To Start Your Library Over Again What Novels Would You Choose?
by MHill | Jul 16, 2012 | Wisdom From Kammbia Column
Well here in San Antonio....it is summer and the heat wave is no joke. Also, we are in the midst of hurricane season. So far so good on that front. However, I was thinking that what would happened if I lost my entire library? What novels would I choose to start...
Wisdom From Kammbia 2.23: Why Do Men Look?
by MHill | Jul 13, 2012 | Wisdom From Kammbia Column
Tricia and Joseph had a lovely dinner at their favorite restaurant in Galicea. They spent several hours eating, talking, and laughing. For the first time in years, the dinner reminded them why they got married in the first place. They liked being with each other. She...
Quotes 69
by MHill | Jul 10, 2012 | Quotes
"It is not atheists alone that renders people irreligious, It is religious people who also renders people irreligious." (Dennis Prager)
Book Review 22: Stephen King’s Bag of Bones
by MHill | Jul 5, 2012 | 2012 Book Reviews, Book Reviews, Marion's Favorite Books
What happens when you fulfill one of your bucket list items? Do you feel a sense of achievement? Satisfied? Surprised? Disappointed? Well, I can write that after reading Bag of Bones, I felt all of those feelings except disappointed. As you know, Stephen King was...
Quotes 68
by MHill | Jul 5, 2012 | Quotes
"Don't outline your life in pen, always outline it in pencil. Always be open to new possibilities that may happen on your journey."
Wisdom From Kammbia 2.22: Happy 4th of July!
by MHill | Jul 4, 2012 | Wisdom From Kammbia Column
Happy 4th of July and I feel blessed and honored to be an American. Today's holiday should be an acknowledgment and recognition of the values this country has believed in and tried to live up to. It is always easy to point fingers at each other and believe our way or...
Wisdom From Kammbia 2.21: A Great Answer to Why Men Don’t Want to Get Married
by MHill | Jul 2, 2012 | What is Love?, Wisdom From Kammbia Column
Every now and then a blog post writes itself: "Your commitment to be monogamous is a statement of values, but it is not a statement of nature. Your nature is not monogamous. Your values are monogamous. And that is why values are what we hold to be more important than...