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These are my #NutsinMay reads! The Sarton is a reread. If you‘ve never read it I can‘t recommend it enough. A luminous memoir, beautifully told. Very comforting at this time and place in our planet‘s saga.

Progress? Welllll . . . I hope to have some to report later! 😉 @Andrew65

I‘ve been planning to post this since Saturday, but better late than never! I‘ve got nine books queued up as my goal, so we‘ll see how it goes. I‘ll report back later! 😉#NutsinMay @Andrew65

This is a lovely book. I've always been a sucker for stories about women who buy and restore an old home and this one did not disappoint. This also was a very peaceful book which was particularly nice right now.

This is making me homesick. At least I had green chile today.

#santafe #newmexico #inspiration

#QuotsyMay19. #Garden Love this quote but I have no idea what Sarton book it is from.Title fit with the theme.🌸🌼🌹🥀

This type of book has to be my favorite, when I can become intimate, through her insight and revelations, beautifully shared, with another woman who seems so much like me. Eloquent memoirists must be a special kind of breed of person to which I belong. They say so much of what I can relate to about life and seem to know exactly how I am feeling. I feel less alone in the world by reading their books. I definitely need to read all of hers. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

But as time goes on we not only remember specific things in relation to the people we have loved; their lives get built into our lives and finally the transference is complete.