For a change of pace, I chose Jennifer Weiner‘s latest as my new #audiowalk book. I had a little trouble getting into it at first, but now I‘m interested. The lovely breeze outside this evening made me choose an outside walk as opposed to the gym one that I‘d originally planned.
Walking while my (almost) 13 year old has soccer training. Peep the mallard 🦆 just casually hanging out in a huge puddle left by recent storms.
This book, y‘all. It‘s something. #audiowalk
It‘s been a long day for me, but my #audiowalk was actually nice even though it was in the middle of the day. The breeze felt so good.
I‘ve still got 6 hours left in this book, and I‘m still enjoying it. Walked later in the evening because it‘s beginning to get a little too hot for the middle of the day. #audiowalk
I didn‘t feel like walking, but we went for a drive and my husband convinced me to just try a 5 minute walk. It felt good, so I walked two miles. #audiowalk
I can‘t make up my mind about Tossie. Sometimes she seems sweet, if a bit of a bimbo, and other times she‘s mean and a bit calculating. It was in the 80s today, but mostly a tad cloudy, so my walk wasn‘t too bad. That cat was giving me the stink eye when I passed it. #audiowalk
I‘m still enjoying this book. Temperatures are up from yesterday, but still nice. #audiowalk. I thought the Christmas bear would‘ve been taken down from the tree, but he‘s still there.
It‘s back to To Say Nothing of the Dog for my #audiowalk. It‘s much funnier than The Doomsday Book, and I have read Three Men in a Boat, which gets mentioned a lot, so that‘s an extra layer of understanding. Temperatures were cooler today because of all the rain we‘ve had, so there was a nice breeze on my walk. Mothers‘ Day flowers from my daughter.
Short #audiowalk today because of the potential for rain, so I didn‘t get much listening in.
pickLow end of the pick scale. I‘d have liked it better if I‘d known from the beginning that it‘s really a series of interconnected perspectives of characters that will never meet, but I kept wondering when all the threads would connect. Still, it‘s a ridiculous but funny premise that Scalzi uses to also be thoughtful. Wil Wheaton, as always, is a great narrator. Continued with The Dead Zone on my #audiowalk
