I know, I'm a day late with my Austen tribute, what a shame. To mark the occasion I'm rereading Persuasion (my forever fave of hers) and finding a frame for this stitch I finished ages ago! The pattern is from StitchBitchDarling on etsy if any other #litsystitchers are interested in it 🌹
Still working my way through this one, but suspect it's one of the few audiobooks that I might have preferred reading. #audiostitching #LitsyStitchers
Listening to this while watching for anything that pops up for work, while stitching this new long project. #LitsyStitchers #audiostitching
It's crunch time! 😱 I fly to New York early in the morning to visit my boyfriend for 2 weeks, and I still have a fair amount of stitching to do on this bookmark before wrapping it! It's part of my boyfriend's Christmas present. I think I'll finish The Problem of Pain tonight while stitching! #audiobooks #audiostitching #litsystitchers
Another book (and project) done. I actually really enjoy listening to this series while stitching. Just waiting for the next instalment. #AudioStitching #LitsyStitchers
Listening to this and have noticed that my Guinea pigs are being very quiet. The narrator's voice appears to be soothing to them. Also, I think there's as much about extroverts in this MS as there is about introverts. Great book for #AudioStitching #LitsyStitchers (nearly done)
There's a cold virus floating around where I live and despite my efforts it made itself known to me today. I've decided to stay home and maybe get some stitching in. Fortuitously, I received notification that this audiobook is finally in my profile. So whether the stitching pans out, I have something I can relax while consuming. #LitsyStitchers
On to my next #NonfictionNovember listen! So far, it's raw, angry, and powerful. Wouldn't say I'm enjoying it, but it's important. Glad my library had the audiobook - it's that much better for being read by the author!
#audiostitching #audiobooks #litsystitchers
panMarie judgmentally and condescendingly shares stories about clients, makes grand unsupportable claims, and repeats herself constantly. She has more respect for and relates more to objects than humans. Her materialistic spirituality leads her to anthropomorphize and worship possessions. BUT, I enjoyed the memoir-ish bits, she has good practical tips, and the narrator was good. I recommend skimming for practical tips, not reading in its entirety.
