Sunday-Monday Post

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Hello everyone! We had a pretty busy but good week last week. Wyatt had a good EEG, he had a blast at Dream Night at the Detroit Zoo, we have seen a lot of family… it’s been fun.

Ok, so what did I read? I read the best romance book. Like, seriously, it is probably my favorite one I have ever read. I don’t read a lot of romance. There is no real reason I don’t, it is just not a genre I gravitate to much. But Wyatt and I were at the library last week and I was looking for something that would be easy to pick up and put down as needed in the hospital, and I spotted this book on the shelf, and it just sounded so me.

I guess I should have heeded the blurb that says it is impossible to put down, because I really loved it. I am planning on posting some reviews this week, and this one is on the list to review.

And now what is on the list for this week? It’s hard to say! I really enjoyed The Jewel of the Isle, and now I don’t know which way to bounce. Do I want scary? Or something classic and cool like L.M. Montgomery and Jane of Lantern Hill? Do I want nature nonfiction? I really don’t know. I will have to see which way the wind blows (hopefully blowing this smoke and dust out of the Detroit area!) this week. So, I will list all the possibles here.

I just bought Otter Country off of Pango! Does anyone else use that? I love it! Books are very reasonably priced, you can list books to sell super easily, and you can earn money to either send to your actual bank account, or you can use the money as Pangobucks and spend it on … more books!! Anyway, it is a super easy site to use and I find a lot of books on there that I have a hard time finding elsewhere.

What I posted last week:

Hello June!

Top Ten Tuesday: Summer Camp!

Saturday Morning Coffee Catch Up

What We Have Been Watching:

Not much. When we get a chance we watch Yellowjackets, which we are obsessed with. It is so freaking good!

Online Things Happening:

Not much on my own end here, at least through the summer. I do plan to host an autumn fun thing with Lisa, but that won’t be until October.

We are still having our crafternoons once a month or so! My last one for a month or two is coming up June 21st but Lisa will be holding the doors open for us throughout the summer. Please email me if you are interested in joining our zoom and I will add you to the group email. I am thinking I might pop in to July and August though, even if it is just for a short time, since the crafternoons are light and easy, drop in style. Come and go as you please!

And that is that from my end today! I hope that whatever you do today you do something that makes you smile.

“I tell you this/ to break your heart, /by which I mean only/ that it break open and never close again/ to the rest of the world.” – Mary Oliver

24 thoughts on “Sunday-Monday Post”

  1. I hope you feel you can drop in to the Crafternoons to say hello, I know everyone will want to see how you’re doing! I might have a party to go to on the 21st but I’m undecided about going …

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  14. marsha57's avatar marsha57

    It’s so good when you find a book you don’t want to put down. I’m currently reading two books (I know…me!) I’m reading The Women by Kristin Hannah and No One Was Supposed to Die at This Wedding. The second was on hold forever so I’m reading it first. The first is about the Vietnam War which I remember like it was yesterday. I ordinarily steer way clear of anything about it, but my daughter said I should read it. Oh, my, it’s a don’t want to put down kinda book, but I had to in order to read the other one.

    We watched a goofy as all get out Nicolas Cage movie, “The Surfer.” And, it has to be the winner of Goofiest of All Time Nicolas Cage Movie awards. I honestly don’t know what we watched. I’ve been watching “Will and Harper” on my own. It’s heartwarming and is about the relationship between Will Ferrell and his friend, Harper, who is a transgender woman. I am only halfway through it, but they stopped in Indianapolis to watch a Pacers game sometime this winter, I think. How I didn’t know that, I don’t know!

    Have a wonderful week, Erin, Wyatt, and Billy!

    https://marshainthemiddle.com/

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  16. Rachel @Waves of Fiction's avatar Rachel @Waves of Fiction

    So happy to hear Wyatt’s EEG went well! I used to read romance all the time but I’m not as drawn to them as I used to be. The Jewel of the Isle sounds like a fun sort of adventure romance, though.

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