So I wrote a post on Cloud Atlas for yesterday, and boy was that exhausting. Good thing I haven’t read many books this month…that means there’s nothing waiting for a post!
Except Tucson. And that photography class from last month. *sigh*
But instead of fretting over words, I’ll just offer up some photos from last weekend (iPhone photos, though, so don’t get all excited):
Evidently I have a thing for cacti.
Words to follow…I promise.
In a real sense, people who have read good literature have lived more than people who cannot or will not read. It is not true that we have only one life to live; if we can read, we can live as many more lives and as many kinds of lives as we wish. ~S.I. Hayakawa
The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.
~St. Augustine
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.
~Mark Twain
Oh, who is the famous author in her bathrobe there? Must be someone very famous to be able to appear like that!
Cant wait to hear more about this! How fun!!!
How fun! I was hoping for some photos of all of Fizzy Jill’s books.
Those are some fine looking cacti!
I like the last one in row 2. From a window?
Nice.
I love that horse statue. It’s super cool
I love Jill’s comment about the famous author in her bathrobe. Ha! Glad you guys had a wonderful time! Cacti are fun, huh?
I always look at those cacti and imagine them as people…they do look almost human. And such a great picture of your hostess with the mostest!!!
You do have a thing for cacti … and who is that mysterious dark-haired woman in the fifth photo?? : )
Great pictures! I look forward to the words…
Is it just me or does that top left cactus look like a dirty picture of a duck? I have no explanation as to why my mind would go there!
Who doesn’t love a good cactus shot?
Hoping beyond hope that I won’t have trouble leaving this comment…stupid WP comment change!!
Okay. Here goes. And…um…all I was going to say is “nice pictures!” Ha!
I love Jill’s bathrobe comment. 
Well, you don’t have cacti where you are. I love how you put Jill right in the middle of it. Like a desert Queen!
That’s not a cactus, that’s Other Jill! How did Tucson’s Festival of Books compare to LA’s? I’m pondering a trip next year…
I miss cactus. But when I lived in Arizona I missed deciduous trees. No pleasing me.
I definitely have a lot of similar looking cactus photos!