so-soIt took me a while to get through this book because I found the author's tone pompous and unrelatable. Although I had some good takeaway moments from the book overall it was hard to chew.
#5JoysFriday!
1. Sunday jazz
2. Roses & larkspur from the garden
3. Making plans to print up Learned Slattern tote bags
4. Frogzwilliam Darcy: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1868740873949610
5. Listening at whim to my newly-restored music library and discovering that I still know every word to Lisa Loeb‘s “Stay” 😂
Thanks for the tag, @TheSpineView
#5JoysFriday @DebinHawaii
1) a pair of wristwarmers is off to Paris
2) Spotless series
3) put together a small non-Lego set of potted succulents
4) haircut
5) cats lounging on my unmade bed, best excuse not having to make it 😉
Thank you for the goodies! Especially the bookmark just when I‘m looking for one! The note is sweet as well. ❤️
bailedThis book is insufferable. I‘m 14% of the way in and cannot listen another minute. This man needs to check his biases. All fat people are slothful and gluttonous. Diabetics never do what he tells them, so they never get better. The loss of bookstores are proof of Americans‘ unhappiness. Depression is because of a history of “chronic, excessive reward.”
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1) I mostly read sitting in my recliner or on my porch. I do read lying down every night before falling asleep, but usually have to reread those pages!! 📃 😴
2) I just started this one and already love the quirky fmc, Isadora 💛
#Two4Tuesday
panNope. When I go into a book knowing there's a semi-absurd premise, something where you're going to work extra hard to suspend disbelief and not think too hard about the details, I'm looking for the result to be charming or meaningful. I feel like this book didn't manage either.
Started out thinking it could have been a novella, now convinced that amount of plot and original rumination minus the redundancies would have fit in a short story. 1/?
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