This week is hosted by Heather! Heather is a veterinarian living in Ohio who blogs at Based on a True Story.

Hello everyone! I haven’t participated in this in a very long time. And while I am working on reading more nonfiction, I never feel I read enough to participate. But this year I decided I was going to do it regardless of my number! I had a rough goal of reading 12 this year – I have so far made it to ten, and it may stay that way, although I am hoping to read 84, Charing Cross Road still this year.

Week 1 November 2-8 – My Year in Nonfiction -Celebrate your year of nonfiction. What books have you read? What were your favorites? Have you had a favorite topic? Is there a topic you want to read about more?  What are you hoping to get out of participating in Nonfiction November?

This year, I found that I apparently really like one genre of nonfiction a lot. Memoirs. I used to tease my mom about all of the biographies she read; they made up 99% of what she read. And now look at me, reading memoirs. I don’t necessarily want to read memoirs of famous people, although Dinner for Vampires was really good, but I do like these cozy, nature memoirs I am digging into.

This was the year I fell in love with Gladys Taber. I first heard of her last year, when watching a Rebecca’s Literary Wanderings. And then I didn’t seek her out immediately, until maybe the end of the year, when I checked out Stillmeadow and Sugarbridge, and started it January this year. And then that was it. I became a Taber fangirl. I squealed with happiness when I found one of her books in a bookstore this year, and I plan on starting that one in January 2027. Just because. And then, the gasp I gasped yesterday when I came upon one of her articles in a vintage magazine a friend gave me!

I also love nature writing, especially that of John Lewis-Stempel and lucky me, those are both nature writing and memoirs. I also seem to like true crime and reading about cults, although I haven’t read anything like this since the League of Lady Poisoners.

I love a cozy book I guess. And tales of life, just a woman out in her beloved home, surrounded by her dogs and flowers and vegetables, baking and cooking and making jam. Writing and reading. It just makes me so happy. I also really loved When Wanderers Cease to Roam – I love the writing interspersed with the author’s artwork. It adds a whole different dimension.

Next year, I hope to continue reading Taber, and probably more memoirs that vibe the same. I would like to read the book called The Man From the Train, which is about the Villisca Ax murders in Iowa. I am sort of nervous to read it though, because I would like to read it but I am hoping it is not too full of details of the victims. I don’t care for that too much for a few reasons. I also would like to read Candice Millard. But for the most part I am just letting next year’s nonfiction happen, like I did this year.

I am really excited to participate this year. I think it is a great opportunity to see what else is out there!

Hello everyone!! We had a great Halloween weekend, and I am writing this today while drinking my second cup of coffee – because I really needed the caffeine this morning- and hair that smells like bonfire. Before we greet November fully though, let’s finish saying goodbye to October.

October was a month full of highs and lows. Lots of good things happened, but my friends and I also walked through some big goodbyes. We had my mom’s celebration of life at the beginning of the month, which was very cathartic and healing. Then my college bestie lost her mother, and my good friend Jill lost her grandfather, a big loss for her on the heels of just losing her stepdad in August. We have all been holding each other up; and really that is my biggest takeaway this October. It has been hard and sad for so many of my friends, including Lisa at Boondock Ramblings who is going through her own things with her parents, and I am still dealing with my own grief but we are all there for each other. Supporting each other. Letting each other know that we are there, we listen. We try to ease the burdens.

My friends have also been here this year for Wyatt and Halloween! We had our first Halloween Homeschool Party on Friday, with Wyatt’s two friends A. and Z. and it was so much fun. Wyatt could not stop talking about the party, the party. Until it was over, then it was all about trick or treating! Wyatt had a goal of walking with his gait trainer this Halloween, at least some of the way, and this kid did it. We spent so many evenings walking and walking with him when Billy got home after work, getting him ready for Halloween. And it paid off. This kid had the biggest smile ever!! And his friends were so good about it, helping! And can I just say, two years ago I wished for friends for Wyatt, actual friends, and I went about starting clubs and meeting people and finding community, and now, here he is with his buddies trick or treating! I did miss hanging out with my brother and nieces but we did go by there after to see them and hang for a bit.

We started out the month with a sad goodbye, and ended with a very happy hopeful moment.

And now, we look ahead to November. My birthday month, my anniversary month. And hopefully, a month to start to slow down in. I did sign up for Wilder Child’s 30 Day Slow Down Childhood Challenge, where it is not necessarily tasks or goals, but more gentle reminders to take your time, slow down. Stop the rushing. This week it was suggested that we notice – notice how quickly we move from task to task, moment to moment, and try to slow that down. Stop and enjoy the moment. Savor it. Don’t just rush through to check it off of your list. So this month, instead of a list of things I want to do, or books to read, or goals, I am heading into this month with some general ideas. Maybe some baking. Maybe this book but maybe not. Maybe we will try to go to this place. I also want to make sure I don’t just slide into an everyday routine of work work no play either, which for us would mean we never leave the house! It’s a balance and that is what I am aiming for. The challenge quote is one that I love, that I have loved for longer than I have been aware of this challenge for sure. It is from Peace of the Wild Things by Wendell Berry, “I come into the peace of wild things.” If you are a longtime friend here, then you might remember when we did the Kids’ Moon Club all the time, and this Slow Down Challenge is from the same creator. If you are interested in this slow down, it is here and it is free.

So I am keeping this post short today. I hope that whatever you do today, you do something that makes you smile!!

Hello everyone! I can’t believe that Halloween is Saturday! We have plans to trick or treat with Wyatt’s friends and then to go over to my brother’s for a bonfire later on to hang out with my nieces. Tomorrow is Wyatt’s “school” Halloween party with his buddies, and today we are going to make an apple cake to serve along with the other goodies!

Billy painted our whatever room last weekend, and I am so thankful. I’ve wanted it repainted for ages but it was one of those things that always got put on the back burner, you know how it is. Well we finally got around to it and I am in love with all the brightness and light. The purple was pretty but I had it for a very long time, and in the fall and winter, and even in the spring and summer, that room can be very dark, which made school in there difficult! Dinners would even seem too dark. We painted it Swiss Coffee which is my favorite shade right now, and even at night just using a small lamp, the room is so much brighter! Yay!

Some of you already saw this on Instagram, but I took a few pictures.

We did paint the baseboards, just last. And they weren’t done yet in that last photo. We weren’t sure what we wanted to do, get new ones or repaint. We decided to repaint because they get bashed constantly by our child in his wheelchair. Lol. Our doorways and baseboards all look crazy but he will get it one day. Max is also cracking me up in that photo. He looks like he does not approve of the change! And isn’t he so poofy and big now? I have a video of the room all put back together but I can’t figure out how to post it here. Here is the link to my Instagram post, maybe that will work.

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A month or so ago, I mentioned I applied to the St. Andrews Society, which is a Scottish Heritage Society. Our family members, our elders, my mom and my aunt, my grandma, are gone and I want to keep Wyatt involved in the traditions that I was part of as a kid. I thought this would be a good way to help keep that spirit going. I was notified that I was accepted and our first meeting is Monday! I am nervous but also looking forward to it. And it is always good I think to have community in your life, and I try very hard to build that for Wyatt. We become regulars places, where people know him and he knows them, we have our Blackbirds group, baseball, my church, and now St. Andrews. It will just be good for him to know some of our cultural traditions.

I had to look up my Scottish ancestry to apply, and it had been a minute since I had played around with my genealogy. There was a DNA update, and it was neat. I learned that I am 25% Italian, and also have Cornish DNA. Just a smidge, but I told Billy that must be why I like to read about Cornwall. I was also a whopping 3% Bavarian. Billy’s update was really cool. He is New Zealand Maori, Hawaiian, Scottish and Irish, and Carpathian! Just like Dracula. LOL.

I have been soaking up all the Halloween that I can the past month, with the books I am reading, the movies we are watching, our crafts and decorations, and also YouTubers I watch. Wyatt is my little watching buddy at night while Billy is showering – Billy showers, and Wyatt and I pile onto the bed and watch a YouTube video then read one of his books. Wyatt is such a good kid, watching these book people with me. Lately we have been watching a lot of Rebecca’s Literary Wanderings. She just took an epic trip west, up into the Pacific NW, before heading back home somewhere on the East coast, and read books that matched her location along the way. She is a big seasonal and theme reader like me, and I enjoy her style.

We also have been watching Morgan Long. Her vlogs are always very cozy and positive.

It’s been a pretty quiet week as you can see. Lots of just moments at home, reading, hanging out, cooking/baking. I made butternut squash soup the other day and it was delicious, and I felt so proud I saved the seeds to plant in our garden in the spring. We got the squash at the orchard when we got our pumpkins, so I love that I know where the squash seeds came from. One year we had butternut squash that grew all down the alley along the fence, and our neighbors were harvesting and eating it as well. I hope our squash does that next year too! We are going to plant it along the fence again, so maybe!

And I think that is it for today guys. November is right around the corner, and our little house is starting to settle down. I hope that whatever you do today, you do something that makes you smile, even if it is just a small thing!

Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.

Today’s Prompt: Freebie for Halloween

A few weeks ago I thought about doing this post, and then I saw that Olivia did it. I loved reading about her favorites, and thought I would now share mine!

I grew up reading King’s books. He was my favorite author for decades! And he always came out with a new book near my birthday which was awesome. I have quite a collection! Then when Wyatt was born, I just couldn’t read him anymore. His books began to freak me out too much. I will always have fond memories of his books and all the years that I read them though and I still have my favorites. There are even a few I will still read that are on this list.

Here we go – in no particular order.

Joyland || Bag of Bones || 11/22/63

Ok, I said no particular order but these are my three favorites. LOL. I love a ghost story, and Joyland and Bag of Bones are ghost stories, while 11/22/63 just evolves into a love story that made me cry.

Joyland was a fun ride – silly dad joke intended. There is mystery and coming of age and a ghost, and I love it. One thing that is weird about this one for me is that there are two characters, Erin and Devin, and it is weird to read because it is my name, and my brother’s. Lol.

Bag of Bones is another ghost story but it is enveloped in a story of love and grief and loss. I have read this one many times and it never fails to capture me every time.

11/22/63 is obviously about Kennedy but also so much more. It is a crazy journey, but also has its sentimental moments.

Different Seasons || The Dark Tower The Gunslinger || Skeleton Crew

Different Seasons and Skeleton Crew both contain the scariest of King’s stories in my opinion- The Raft, The Mist, and Apt Pupil. These three have freaked me out since I read them back in middle school. I absolutely can’t swim in open water without thinking about The Raft, and Apt Pupil was such a horrifying slide into evil it still scares me to think about. I think because it is not paranormal, just straight up the evils of humanity. The Mist is just one of those stories that scare you as well; you can’t see what is coming and then it is too late when you do.

The Dark Tower books are amazing! That is all I will say there.

The Shining || Needful Things || Misery

The Shining. Of course I am going to love a book about a haunted hotel! And I love that King stayed at the real Overlook in Colorado, which is The Stanley Hotel. I will watch and listen to documentaries and videos and listen to podcasts about that place any day of the week. My dad visited there once when he was in Colorado for work and I have always been jealous! Anyway, this story is master class King.

Needful Things is creepy in a different way. I loved that this was at its heart, at least in my opinion, about the excesses of materialism and society, but it was also just a fun book too amid the crazy. These people were wild!

Misery. Now this lady was just crazy. Never tell an author you are their number one fan. Lol.

Oh. My. Gosh. did I love this book. It is super gross at times and freaky, but that was why I liked it, the absolute scary of it. King also wrote The Regulators, which is the same story set somewhere else, with the characters all switched up, as mirror novels. Desperation published under his name Stephen King, the other under his pseudonym, Richard Bachman. It was just such a cool concept and I loved them both, but of the two, I enjoyed this one more.

I have to take my son somewhere today that is a long drive and I will be gone all day, but I hope to visit everyone tomorrow!

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Aj at Read All The Things made a book tag!

As we wind down to Halloween and head into the slowness of November (well comparatively for me), I find myself really welcoming that slow down. October is always really busy, sort of a last hurrah before winter starts to seep in, and our lives become more inside lives than outside lives. Aj mentioned this book tag she made the other day and I thought with Nonfiction November right around the corner, it would be a good time to do it and start reframing my thoughts toward nonfiction reads and that feeling of cozy cocooning that like when reading nonfiction as well.

An unread book you’re excited to read?

84 Charing Cross Road was recommended to me by one of my pen pals and I think she is right, I would love it.

An unread book that’s been on your to-be-read list for way too long?

A Libertarian Walks Into a Bear has been on my list for ages. I am moving it to the list for November!

An unread book you recently bought or added to your to-be-read list?

All the Beauty in the World. I just added this one to my list! It sounds really wonderful! It makes me think of Night at the Museum, without the museum actually coming to life, and Night at the Museum is one of my favorite kids movies. Unfortunately I don’t think I could handle this one right now but I am keeping it on my list until I can!

An unread book about a new-to-you subject?

Catlandia! So I have no idea where I saw this one but I was instantly interested! Anthropomorphic cats? That is just so me!

An unread book that will deepen your knowledge of a favorite subject?

I have always been interested in Native American history but even more so after I had Wyatt and we started homeschooling. It became super important to me that I was teaching Wyatt the correct history and I have done a lot of reading and research in my attempts to do this. I think Re-Storying Education is one I definitely need to read.

A book you read years ago and still think about?

The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating is a book I will never forget. I read it when I was in a time of serious grief, and it really helped me cope. It was just so gentle. You can read my review here if you are interested.

A book you were assigned to read in school and didn’t hate?

I was assigned Daughter of Persia in college for my Middle Eastern History class and I loved it honestly.

A book that gave you strong emotions?

I think The Nature Fix made me realize how much nature can heal us and it blew my mind! It really changed how I viewed our life.

A book you want to reread?

Raising Hare. I just loved it so much. I saw that they have a children’s edition of this book and I am planning on getting it for Wyatt, just because I love it so he needs that one.

A book that could spark a great discussion?

Cultish is absolutely fascinating. It’s all about loaded language and the way that just about anything can be considered “cultish” (a contrast was made between a real cult like Jim Jones or Heavens Gate, and cultish groups like say Crossfit) and how language plays a huge part in making people act and feel a certain way. It was so interesting.

I am linking up with Deb at Readerbuzz, Kathryn at Book Date, and Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer.

Hello everyone!! We are having the most foggy morning today, and I am loving it. I wouldn’t as much if I needed to drive in it, but thankfully I can just sit here and drink my coffee and look out the window at it. It is beautiful with the fire of the autumn leaves showing through it.

Books:

Last week I read The Unknown, which I completely inhaled in two days. I loved it until the very end, where I became slightly disappointed. But otherwise it was a completely solid book, filled with lots of twists! I followed it up with The Willows by Algernon Blackwood. This is cosmic dread, and it was very full of dread. It was short but it gave me the creeps, it was just so unsettling. Thankfully after reading these two books I had Mulberry Mischief waiting, and it is a nice return to cozy. I am about halfway through it, and I am enjoying the return to Oriole Point!

This week I plan on reading Crafting for Sinners, and if I have time, The Haunted Librarian. We will see though. I read all day last Sunday and this Sunday I have to work. Lol. Billy painted our family room yesterday (yay!!!) and today I have to put it all back together. I can’t wait. I was super excited to finally get rid of the purple! That room was that color for a million years and it made it sooo dark in the fall and winter. When Wyatt and I sit in there for school mid-winter it is just too dark, even with lights.

I picked up Crafting for Sinners at the author’s bookstore in Louisville which was all horror themed!

Screens:

Billy and I have been just jumping all over the place watching things. Below with Josh Hartnett, Over the Garden Wall, and Edwardian Farm are getting the most watched here. There is just something so soothing about those BBC Farm shows.

I did post a few times last week:

Top Ten Tuesday: Sleepy Hollow Inspired Stories

Thursday Morning Coffee Catch Up

Sweater Weather Cinema

In-Betweens:

It’s Halloween week! We love Halloween around here. I am really excited because this week I arranged for Wyatt’s besties A. and Z. to come over Friday for Halloween school! They are also homeschooled and I am planning a special Halloween themed art project and science project, with of course snacks. It will be his first “school party” since preschool!

And that is it for me today! I hope that you are all doing well, and do something that makes you smile today, even if it is just something small.

Our latest Sweater Weather movie this month was The Banishing, starring Jessica Brown-Findlay from Downtown Abbey. I found this movie on a list of British spooky movies for fall and thought we would try it since I do like a haunted house movie.

This movie was…weird? I didn’t dislike it although it felt like it needed more something. More dread, or more information, or more just something. It is based on the real life allegedly most haunted location in England, the Borley Rectory. And much like the real manor, the hauntings intensify when the vicar Linus and his wife Marianne move in, with Marianne’s daughter Addie. This parallels the history of Borley Rectory, when the Rev. Lionel and his wife Marianne move in, and claim that the place is haunted.

This movie had a lot going for it. It had a spectacular setting, Jessica Brown-Findlay, and a well-known haunted legend and location. It also threw a bunch of other things in the mix, which I think muddled the scary vibes too much. Lots of secrets, scary dolls, Nazis, the hint of a “past” for Marianne, making Marianne’s husband sort of weird and bland at the same time, and a psychic. The psychic, Harry Ellis, was also I believe based on the real life paranormal investigator of Borely Rectory, Harry Reed. There was a lot and it never came together in a good way.

Jessica Brown-Findlay was the best part of this movie. I don’t think she had a lot to work with but I think she gave it her all. Plus, her outfits in this movie were fantastic. I felt like she was believable as a woman at odds with her husband but attempting to be a good wife, and as a woman with a complicated history even though I never really understood the whole story of it.

This story felt more like it was focused on the personal issues that were haunting the characters themselves, as they all carried their own secrets and baggage which was fine, but I didn’t feel like either the haunting of the characters or the haunting of the house were explored enough for the audience. Or maybe just me.

Whatever you are watching this fall, drop your link here and let’s share our sweater weather cinema experiences! The movies I still am hoping to watch this fall are Clue, Sleepy Hollow, and Wicker Man (the OG).

Hello everyone!! I am sooo ready for the weekend already. We have been busy over here, good busy, but busy. Let’s see, since we last chatted what have we been up to?

Well, last Wednesday night I had two of my friends over for a coloring night! They are also mothers of special needs children who don’t get a ton of “me time”, Wyatt’s two friends, and we are also friends so it is perfect. Anyway, I had just my friends over and Wyatt’s face when they came in without A. and Z. cracked me up. And then when I told him we were coloring! He was so offended. Don’t worry, I made things up to him. Nicole and Shawnna brought treats with them, and we had such a great night honestly, just relaxing and chatting and sitting and eating, and I think the coloring aspect helped us to just chill out. We are hoping to do a similar night around Christmas! And just fyi, the caramel apple dip from Aldi is so freaking good!

Then Thursday we had our first Blackbirds meeting of the year! My dad and stepmom made the drive here, about an hour drive or so, and my stepmom showed the kids how to needle felt. They made (with the help of their parents) little pumpkins and ghosts! They were adorable. My stepmom also bought them all the tools and materials so they could take some home with them. We are going to do wet felting in the winter, maybe in February or March.

Friday, we took it easy because our weekend was full of fall plans!

Then on the way home we made an impulsive stop at our favorite Metropark to take a walk, since the day was so beautiful and we didn’t want to go home yet. And then we lucked out because our friend Roni who works there was there too! It was nice to catch up with her, and then take a little walk. It was gorgeous out. And we saw the cutest little chipmunk too!

By the time we got home, we were ready to be there. Although I did want a pumpkin pie, so I made one but not from scratch. However it was still delicious!!! And my son, who I have never seen eat pumpkin pie ever before, had a piece too!

Sunday, Wyatt and I had a slow day while Billy met up with some friends for a bit. We had plans to go to the Zoo Boo later on in the evening, and I wanted Wyatt rested. (and me too) We just hung out drawing and reading all day, then when it was time to go, popped in the car and made the drive.

We had so much fun at the Zoo Boo. I just let myself relax and let go of so much tension that I have been carrying around, and just was in the moment. We had more donuts, and laughed and just had a good time together. Wyatt wanted to stay almost the entire time, which was fine by us. We were about just being open and free this weekend, no schedules, no rules, just family and fun.

I really needed this weekend. There has been a lot of sadness happening around me, to my friends and to my other family, on top of what I am still processing as well. This weekend was awesome, and refilled my joy. And yes, I love overalls. A lot.

This week I have been playing catch up all week, but that is ok. It was worth it. Sometimes we need to just throw everything to the winds and go play. And we did.

And that is it from me right now! I hope that whatever you do today, that you do something that makes you smile!

Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.

Today’s Prompt: I went rogue (again)

Hello everyone! I am struggling with today’s topic, so I went with an idea for a list I have been wanting to do. Sleepy Hollow books! Or rather, Sleepy Hollow inspired/adjacent/mention Sleepy Hollow. Lol. Sleepy Hollow is one of my favorite tales, and I am drawn to the story wherever the form. Some of these on the list I have read, others I have not, yet at least.

Edit: Oh my gosh. Why did I think I needed to make a post today about a perfect day using book titles? That is why I thought it was so hard!! I will do that prompt later this week. Lol.

The Betrayed || The Wishing Thread || The Spellbook of Katrina Van Tassel

I went through a phase of reading all of these Krewe of Hunters books by Heather Graham and was super excited about The Betrayed, where even the ghost of Washington Irving makes an appearance. I haven’t thought about this series in a million years and now I sort of want to read them again!

The Wishing Thread is one I read way back in 2013, and reviewed on my previous blog Quixotic Magpie. I loved this book and have never forgotten it!

The Spellbook of Katrina Van Tassel is one that I haven’t read but I remember it being everywhere for a while!!

The Spook in the Stacks || Sleepy Hollow Sleepover || The Mystery of the Headless Horseman

The Spook in the Stacks was on display around Halloween in my library a few years ago, and despite not having read any of the others, I picked it up because of the cat reading Sleepy Hollow.

Sleepy Hollow Sleepover in the A to Z Mysteries series is one I have not read, but this was a popular series when I worked in an elementary library. I forgot about this one too, and I think Wyatt might enjoy it so I will have to look for it.

Trixie Belden and the Mystery of the Headless Horseman. It’s been many moons since I read this one so I can’t really give you an opinion on it, other than I am sure it is very Trixie-like.

Crane || Splinter || Hollow

I have not read any of these but they all sound spectacular!

The Haunting of Paynes Hollow

I read this one over the summer, and it was fantastic! I was drawn into this story, and I love how Armstrong made this legend hers.

And now I can’t wait to see how you all would want to spend your perfect day!

I am linking up with Deb at Readerbuzz, Kathryn at Book Date, and Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer.

Hello everyone!! We had such a great day yesterday. We went to the orchard and hiking and I made pumpkin pie. It was just… a day that I really needed.

Books:

I didn’t read very much last week. I was so tired at the end of the night that I ended up turning in early all week. I did manage to finish my Murder She Wrote book though!

This was such a fun read, and I loved “being in” Cabot Cove for Halloween. Maine in the fall seems like it would be gorgeous!

This week I have a problem! I have too many books that I want to read and I don’t know where to start. I have a few I am thinking about this week.

Sigh. Such problems. Lol. I will probably read The Unknown first since that is due back soon.

Screens:

Last week Billy and I watched a movie with Jessica Brown-Findlay from Downtown Abbey for our Sweater Weather Movie, called The Banishing. It was a little meh, honestly. I expected a bit more. I will do my post on it this week.

We also started watching Below with Josh Hartnett. This one is a real ride of a show. Scary, well acted, and I would love to hear from someone with knowledge about Newfoundland accents their opinion on how well the actors are handling it.

I posted a few times last week:

October 10 on the Tenth

Top Ten Tuesday: Books by Indigenous Authors

Coffee Catch Up

Remember, I am cohosts with Lisa at Boondock Ramblings and Cat at Cat’s Wire, of the linkup A Good Book and a Cup of Tea for all things books -not just books read or reviews, but bookstore visits or author visits or whatever else bookish you can think of! You can find the link up for October here! (and I am catching up on this today!!)

In-Betweens:

It was a full week over here, full of fall activities, friends, and family. And, owl pellets. Wyatt and I have been reading Poppy by Avi for his school read aloud, and I am pairing it with an owl study, specifically Great Horned Owls. However, we didn’t have a great horned owl pellet so I used what we had – a barn owl and a screech owl. I remember doing it in grade school and I thought this was the perfect time to do it with Wyatt. I couldn’t get over how many little bones we pulled out of those things! We still have to glue them all down, something I am dreading but Wyatt is excited for. Lol.

And I think that is it from me this morning. I hope that whatever you do today, you do something that makes you smile, even if it is just a small thing!