I scored 100%😋
Not only have I tried all of the cookies on the list, I like all the cookies on the list!
I make haystacks each year at our family candy making day.
#TLT #ThreeListThursday thx @dabbe for hosting🍪
Make a great day everyone 🎄
Grabbed this one from the library. Really enjoying so far.
pickI loved this. The story unfolds slowly, bit by bit, and the detailed descriptions of motherhood, of colours and sensations and experiences are beautiful. I really really hate Margot! A book to make you hold your own child(ren) tightly and appreciate anew the privilege and joy of being their mother. I miss my babies!
so-soI heard this one raved about on a podcast, but it didn‘t quite work for me. It‘s a family story and I liked the bits of the story itself, but the structure on audio really didn‘t work. It jumps around in time without any pauses or notice that that‘s what‘s happening and it was confusing and distracting.
pickCleopatra Fox continues to solve mysteries, its 1900 and she should be looking for a husband- but instead has the slowest of slow burn romances with a fellow detective. Her family and friends (the hotel staff) continue to play a big part in these books.
pickFascinating, brutal and intimately very sad novel about gay men in London in 1715.
Got lost down the historical rabbit hole reading about molly houses at the time.
#saturdaychatterday I haven‘t had coffee yet 🤣 I‘m still lazing in bed scrolling on my phone, planning my day/weekend. I am going to bake this weekend; empire cookies, gingerbread and chocolate crackle cookies for sure. We are going to see 🎶The Sound of Music 🎶 with John‘s parents tonight. And reading 📖 what are you all up to as we get closer to Christmas and holidays ?
Life has been happening so I‘m a bit delayed on the #ChristmasCheer postings! Be prepared for a catch-up.
So, #Day8 is one from my extensive collection of seasonal crime novels
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