Just finished
(Just found this pic, had never seen it, but will share, just to prove the "prettiest kitty ever" claim)
my book, "The Innocent Man", by John Grisham. I've read all of Grisham's books, and enjoyed every one. This was a little different, though, being his first non-fiction work. I spent the morning trying to stay busy cleaning and fixing, but when that was done, decided I needed to keep my thoughts from dwelling on Sophie, so I dug out my current book. It did rearrange my thoughts, but reading about a man falsely convicted by an incompetent police department aided by a corrupt prosecutor, gradually going insane on death row, wasn't exactly what I needed. Kinda depressing. He was eventually exhonerated, but spent 12 long years as a victim of the Oklahoma judicial system. Pretty scary. I've dealt with Southern cops and believe me, it is a different world down there, especially if you have long hair. Whatever, it got my mind away for awhile, but it's another book I wouldn't recommend. Not boring, but depressing. Don't need that. May take Cyndi's advice and go with Ann Rand's, "Atlas Shrugged" Am open to suggestions. Thoughts anyone???
my book, "The Innocent Man", by John Grisham. I've read all of Grisham's books, and enjoyed every one. This was a little different, though, being his first non-fiction work. I spent the morning trying to stay busy cleaning and fixing, but when that was done, decided I needed to keep my thoughts from dwelling on Sophie, so I dug out my current book. It did rearrange my thoughts, but reading about a man falsely convicted by an incompetent police department aided by a corrupt prosecutor, gradually going insane on death row, wasn't exactly what I needed. Kinda depressing. He was eventually exhonerated, but spent 12 long years as a victim of the Oklahoma judicial system. Pretty scary. I've dealt with Southern cops and believe me, it is a different world down there, especially if you have long hair. Whatever, it got my mind away for awhile, but it's another book I wouldn't recommend. Not boring, but depressing. Don't need that. May take Cyndi's advice and go with Ann Rand's, "Atlas Shrugged" Am open to suggestions. Thoughts anyone???
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I also have a book by Pat Conroy you could borrow. True story.