Books, Screens, and In-Betweens

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

Hello everyone!! I hope that the past week has been good to you! It’s been a whirlwind of course around here, but a very fun whirlwind filled with family.

Books:

I found that I couldn’t read before Christmas. I think there was just too much happening, and I couldn’t relax. However, the day after Christmas I picked up a book and immediately just had that comforting feeling that you get when you sink into a good book. I am loving this one so far!

I also started listening to an audiobook as well. I was scrolling through Libby for a nonfiction book to listen to when I wanted to listen to something quiet, and ran into Dinner for Vampires written and read by Bethany Joy Lenz. I just saw her in A Biltmore Christmas, which is fresh in my mind, so I ended up starting that one last night. It is interesting so far. When we were younger, Billy and I really liked One Tree Hill for a season or two, so I remember this show as well.

Screens:

We spent some time over the past week watching Christmas movies, our old favorites, with the grand finale favorite of A Muppet Christmas Carol. That movie never fails to make me smile. We haven’t watched much post-Christmas Eve, but I am hoping to watch a movie tonight.

Wyatt and I finished up YouTuber Morgan Long’s Vlogmas series, which was a nice little bit of Christmas Cheer as well.

I posted a few times last week too.

In-Betweens:

The in-betweens today are all holiday related! I will probably do another Christmas post, one last Comfy Cozy Christmas post, but mainly last week I did a lot of baking and wrapping, like a lot of people I am sure. Wyatt and I also spent some time on Friday just sitting at the table, working on our own projects. He was painting and playing with stickers while I worked on my planner. I got a new planner this year, a Hemlock and Oak planner, and I am loving it.

I feel like I have so much to tell you guys, way too much for this post. Plans for next year, projects, everything we have done. I feel like I am bubbling over with stuff to talk about but I try to keep this post less chatty! I will be posting soon, I can tell.

Hosting:

Just a reminder, Lisa at Boondock Ramblings and I co-host a few linkups and a Zoom Crafternoon together!

We have our Comfy Cozy Christmas for all things December and holidays (not just Christmas) that will be closing soon.

We also have A Good Book and a Cup of Tea which is for all things bookish, and is a monthly linkup.

We had paused our Crafternoons for the holiday months, but will be resuming them in January. Be on the lookout for an update post with dates!

Finally, I also have a link up for Soup and Story Saturday. That is also on hiatus until after the New Year but will resume in 2026!

And with that, I hope that you are all find a warm (or cold) drink to enjoy today and do something that makes you smile!

10 thoughts on “Books, Screens, and In-Betweens

  1. I will try to link up to your monthly linkup starting in January. I’m not quite sure when you start and end each month, but maybe I can figure it out.

    It looks like you had a great holiday. I like to start a new journal at the beginning of the year, both online and something I can write in.

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    1. Lisa is much better with deadlines than I am. It must be the journalist in her. Lol. I am very like, oops, I missed the date! So the bookish one always starts on the very first of the month and ends on the last day of the month.

      I like a written journal as well. There is just something so satisfying to me about writing things down.

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  2. I’ve never seen One Tree Hill, but I love Bethany Joy Lenz in Hallmark and Lifetime movies. Snowed Inn Christmas is one of my favorites. It’s on Lifetime. I bought a blank dotted notebook that I’m going to use as my Bullet Journal next year. I guess I should set that up, as January begins in just a few days! Have a great week! 🙂

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