걍 귀찮으니,
요즘 생각나는 생각나던 생각날(?) 관심가는 책들,
생각날 때마다 업데이트 하겠음 ㅋ
제일 먼저.
이 포스트 시작하게 한 책부터...
The Sorcerer's Apprentice: A Season in the Kitchen at Ferran Adria's Elbulli by Lisa Abend
또 생각나면 하나씩 추가해야지~
Baking에 완전 삘 받은 ... 요즘,이라 쓰려 하고보니,
지난 겨울에도, 꽤나 버닝버닝 했었군 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
뒤늦은, 1+년 넘은 작품(?)들을 얼른 나열해보자면,
기억 나는 것들만:
chocolate sufflé
pomegranate chocolate chip cookies
baked potato chips
dinner rolls
apple turnovers
egg custard pudding
cinnamon apple
cheddar muffins
chocolate chip cookies
cinnamon apple pancakes (보통 사과팬케익은 평소에도 자주..ㅎㅎ)
Apple Streudel Muffins
apple pie
ㅎㅎ요즘은,
음... 아이템(?)은 좀 덜하군;
근데 은근 요즘도 삘 받은 편 ㅋㅋ
corn muffins, scones, carrot cake cupcakes..
한번씩 버닝하는 중이다 ㅋㅋ
참, 한달쯤 전엔, 케익도 만들었다!
물론, 만만하게; 동생들이 사다놓고간 Duncan Hines의 cake mix & frosting으로 한거지만 ㅋ
그후엔, 아주그냥 제대로; from scratch, 케익을 만들어보고 싶은 욕심(?)도 불끈불끈.
그치만 현재는, 먹을 사람도 없는,
너무 오버스런 짓이라 참고있는 중이다 ㅋㅋㅋ
최근에 엄마 블로그를 만들어드리곤,
거기 조회수 올라가고, 사람들이 들어와서 코멘트 남기고.
그 코멘트를 보며 우린 그사람들 블로그에 가서 구경을 하고.
그러다보니,
새로운 블로그를 (또?!) 하나 만들고 싶은 욕심이 나도 스물스물 ㅋㅋㅋ
나의 "한 블로그에 한가지 종류 글만" 컨셉에 따라 ㅋㅋ
이번엔 베이킹 블로그를 하나 만들고 싶어졌다 +_+
내가 완전완전 사랑존경경외;;; (너무 오버했나?)하는 Ms. Humble을 따라 ㅋㅋ
고품격(?) 베이킹 블로그를 만들어보고 싶다 +_+
굳이 따지자면, Ms. Humble의 한국블로그 쯤이랄까? ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅎㅎ여기 이글루스는,
책 관련 글이랑 같이, 이렇게 랜덤한 단상?을 적는.
제 2의 비비같은 공간이랄까 :)
그렇게 느껴지기 때문에 ㅎㅎ
블로그를 하나라도 살짝 녹여볼까 싶었을때,
젤 만만하게 쉽게 다가올 수 있는 곳인듯 :)
ㅎㅎ얼마만의 글인지!
대략 2년 조금 넘은것 같은데. 기억으론. 맞나? ㅎㅎ
GG's 지금 막 급조하는 book list, 2010!
이 list에는:
이 블로그에 벌써 등장했던 책들 중, 아직 읽지 못했지만 읽고싶은 책들 + 새로 발견한 책들.이 함께 compiled 됨! ㅎㅎ
새롭게 오우! 하면서 ㅋㅋ읽고 싶은 책들이 (2년여만에 이 블로그가 부활한 이유?) list의 제일 처음 몇개. ㅎㅎㅎ
그나저나, 여담이다만,
www.getglue.com
정말 맘에 든다!!!
사이트가 좀 버벅대서 -_- 살짝 짜증나긴 한다만,
이건 뭐. 내가 좋아하는것 좀 넣었더니,
suggestion 해주는게 완전. list에 나오는 책들 95%가 다 오오오오오! 싶다 ㅎㅎ
amazon보다 suggestion algorithm이 훨씬 나은듯! (알고리즘 타령이라니, 난 어쩔 수 없는 공대? ㅋㅋ)
House Beautiful: Decorating with Books by Marie Proeller Hueston
At Home with Books: How Booklovers Live with and Care for Their Libraries by Ellis, Seebohm, Sykes
Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules by David Sedaris
The Reading Group by Elizabeth Noble
The Friendship Test by Elizabeth Noble
How I Write: The Secrets of a Bestselling Author by Janet Evanovich and Ina Yalof
Prague by Arthur Phillips
The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards
The Funny Thing Is... by Ellen Degeneres
Words of a Feather by Murray Suid
Grammar Snobs Are Great Big Meanies: A Guide to Language for Fun and Spite by June Casagrande
The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette by Carolly Erickson
Secret Society Girl: An Ivy League Novel by Diana Peterfreund
Flags of Our Fathers by James Bradley and Ron Powers
Almost French: Love and a New Life in Paris by Sarah Turnbull
Leap of Faith: Memoirs of an Unexpected Life by Queen Noor
The Ice Queen by Alice Hoffman
Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules by David Sedaris
The Book of Liz by Amy Sedaris and David Sedaris
Fuselfieber by David Sedaris
Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim by David Sedaris
Barrel Fever: Stories and Essays by David Sedaris
I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence by Amy Sedaris
Nanny Returns by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus
Freakonomics by Levitt & Dubner (읽는중)
Undercover Freakonomics by Tim Harford
The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers by Paul Kennedy
Millionaire Upgrade: Lessons in Success from Those Who Travel at the Sharp End of the Plane by Richard Parkes Cordock
Pedalling to Hawaii by Stevie Smith
The Shell Seekers (조개 줍는 아이들) by Rosamunde Pilcher
On the Road by Jack Kerouac
Stradivadi's Genius (스트라디바리우스) by Toby Faber
ARTHUR AND GEORGE By Julian Barnes
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비문학이란이라는군요.
논설문같은 종류를 말하죠.
그러니, 현대 신문의 사설이나 누군가의 이론같은걸
교육용으로 사용하는 지문을 비문학이라고 흔히 말하죠 ;
by the end of the book, I was moved;
and that doesn't happen to me often, BELIEVE ME
more astonishing is how I was so moved by a couple of passages there
that I dog-eared the pages..
and I haven't dog-eared a book since elementary school
The title had caught my eye back in October
I just liked the word play of it
and I just bought it because I had found it under the 3 for 2 pile
but the book's SO MUCH more than that
one of the most moving, well-written, memorable book in quite awhile
I thought David Sedaris and Anne Fadimen were great authors of this time
Now, I change my mind ㅎㅎ JR Moehringer tops the list!
dry wit, intelligence, crisp storytelling, sentiments, emotions -_-b
How did she do it? With no education, no money, no prospects, how did my mother manage to look so fierce? She'd just survived my father clamping a pillow over her face until she couldn't breathe, and lunging at her with a razor, and though she must have been relieved to escape him, she must also have been aware of what lay ahead -- loneliness, money worries, the Shit House. But you wouldn't know it to look at her. She was an inspired liar, a brilliant liar, and she was also lying to herself, which made me perceive her lies in a whole new light. I saw that we must lie to ourselves now and then, tell ourselves that we're capable and strong, that life is good and hard work will be rewarded, and then we must try to make our lies come true. This is our work, our salvation, and this link between lying and trying was one of my mother's many gifts to me, the truth that always lay just beneath her lies.
......
Twenty-four years later I read my mother loud and clear.
"Say bye-bye."
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