This is among the dumbest movies I’ve seen.

This is free online at http://www.sc.edu/fitzgerald/
along with other F. Scott Fitzgerald short stories. It didn’t take long to read, and it was pretty good. I just learned today that The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was written by FSF too. I think I’ll read that and other short stories in my downtime at work. It’s a breath of fresh air from the internet surfing, e-mail checking and Solitaire playing. Try it!

Buy Hershey’s instead.

It’s filled with both large and zoomed-in illustrations, mostly black and white, and some color. The black and white illustrations complement the white marble sculptures and the color illulstrations emphasize the multi-colored sculptures, architecture and atmospheres. Detailed information is given about each work of art listed, from the beginning to the end of Bernini’s life. The most current edition of this book was published in 1997, so it only has a preparatory drawing of the last sculpture he made, the Salvatore Mundi, which could not be traced at the time. It was since found in 2001 in Rome.

I just got finished reading the hardcover. The only negative experience I had with this book was lugging it around. Otherwise, it was great. The motives and outcomes of the colorful cast of characters made it a real page turner. Now I can’t wait to lug around Pillars of the Earth! I know I should have read it first, but I understand they can be read in any order.

I wouldn’t rush out to see this. While it was entertaining to a certain degree, I can’t say it was time well spent.

The good thing about this book is that it has detailed maps and information by neighborhood.

Rick Steves always has the best travel advice! How did people travel before him?

There! I’m finished. Now I’m prepared for my trip to the Louvre! I can’t wait!

but I’m glad I went. I thought it was good.