pickSo I enjoyed this (read it super fast because it was gripping) but it wasn‘t what I would call a cozy. Some really dark sexual themes (abuse). So… yeah. Wasn‘t really the “light read” I was hoping to offset some of my more deep currents.
Pic because—- well I think it fits - in a way
About 100 pages in, picked this one up because the other fiction book I was reading felt too “heavy” but this one is kinda “heavy” too for a cozy. Maybe I‘m just in an emotional state 🫤
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I have lots of craft interests, currently im working on another diamond painting and learning pointed pen calligraphy. I have a cross stitch project and a loom knit I need to finish, ive tried crochet and watercolor painting.
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February 28-March 6, 2021
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pickThis is fascinating! I did skim some of the crime-y parts but this is crazy interesting and I learned a ton.
#12ColoursofDecember entry for "snow white." Those in #litsylove with me know that, despite owning this book, I have not yet found this particular lost art. Admittedly, I haven't been looking very hard.
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pickUseful and concise little book. I will be using the writing exercises to hopefully improve the speed and legibility of my rusty old handwriting before I become a part time student again in October.
“He read the letter again, but could not take in any more meaning than he had done the first time, and was reduced to staring at the #handwriting itself. She had made her "g's" the same way he did: he searched the letter for every one of them, and each felt like a friendly little wave glimpsed from behind a veil.” #QuotsyJan20
“Addison spoke in calligraphy while everyone else talked in scribbles.”
#QuotsyJan20 | 23: #Handwriting
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