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This one's not as close as the other suggestions to TDVC but it is a fictional novel with historical characters and does have to do with DaVinci's art. Leonardo's Swans - Karen Essex. I forgot to mention it earlier. I read it a few months ago and really enjoyed it.

Yes! Yes we do. A day without wine is like a day without sunshine.:)

I enjoyed the thread about the book covers. It was pretty to look at.

Me too. A lot of subjectivity here. We're all different and have different tastes. One thing about this forum is that it has expanded my list in many different directions in which it may not have normally gone. On my own I have a tendancy to get tunnel vision. Now I find I'm reading...

, roasted chestnuts, and toast.

entire freakin' restaurant industry.

D.C. really? My hubby and I go to D.C. all the time. It's a short trip for us. I once bought some wine from Jefferson's vineyard, can't remember the name. Meritage maybe? We usually stay in Alexandria and visit the city every day. There is a great theater group in D.C. called Wooly...

the waitress' sharp edged

soaked in ketchup and

much like cowboy junkies.

Dog What is the first thing you ever wanted to be when you grew up?

This Week's Editorial Here is my editorial for the week: Pet Ownership is a Serious Responsibility Unfortunately part of being a veterinarian is dealing with animal abuse. This week I saw a terrible case of neglect and I couldn’t help but write about it. The case involved a young male...

Scully from your list I have read: I enjoyed them all, particularly The Club Dumas, The Rule of Four and The Historian. You'll likely enjoy them as well.

Reading a good book, what the heck am I doing here?:eek:

My guilty pleasure would have to be Tony Hillerman paperbacks at the beach. I've probably read them all.:o

Muggle not sure about the rest of the Nora label, have to check it out when I get home tonight. It is a drier white. I'm not a fan of the sweeter varieties. Whet to a vineyard tour this weekend, Iron Gate vineyards here in North Carolina. Had a great time and picked up a few bottles of their...

I posted this elsewhere but I'll throw it in here too with a strong recommendation to read: The Darwin Conspiracy by John Darton

No, but my husband vacuums his Boxer dog, Chopper. Do you ALWAYS wash your hands after you use the restroom?:eek:

Mehastings your right. In veterinary medicine enlarging of the heart is indeed called cardiomegally. As you stated cardiomegally isn't however, the same as a heart attack, just a description of "big heart". There are two types of cardiomegally; hypertrophic, in which the walls of the heart...

The Smithsonian's Holocaust Museum is touching, horryfing and extremely sobering. If you ever get to D.C. please see it. You will learn so much about the Holocaust, its villians, its heros and its survivors. The part that got me right in the gut was as you are nearing the end you walk...