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#weeklyfavorites #July #August
I included this week ahead as I am unsure how much reading I will get done.

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Mid-day #hyggehourreadathon here on my porch.It‘s such a joy to be back out here after a week+ of rain keeping me indoors.Breezy,blue skies with cumulus clouds.Powder-puffs!Tagged book & it‘s accompanying journal have honed my appreciation & delight in our clouded skies.It‘s a quiet Sunday, birdsong clear.The Merlin app is picking up crow, bluejay, goldfinch song. My coffee is strong, cranberry orange biscotti not too sweet. Paradise! #porchlife

#5JoysFriday

~ Very slowly reading this book,but as a result,I am noticing clouds in a different way.These clouds formed over the Baseball stadium before sunset.
~Glued to the ypu Olympics! On my head is the Eiffel Tower headband from my #litsystaycationswap package.🇫🇷🥇
~My fabulous vicarious visit to Paris where I honeymooned thanks to @julieclair 🇫🇷
~ college team baseball game with friends. ⚾️🧢🏟️🌭

#Naturalitsy July's #buddyread

☁️ Did you enjoy the author's style?
📖 Was the text insightful and informative?
☁️ Did you learn anything new?
📖 Has reading this book made you more mindful of the clouds?
☁️ Are you spending more time cloud-gazing and daydreaming? I do hope so.

Next up -
https://litsy.com/p/d2t4YnFoV3g2

This was a very interesting book about clouds. You get to learn about the 10 different clouds and their histories, as well as the "other" clouds. It is very informative and easy to understand. What I liked best was the touch of humor that it had. 4⭐️

#PopupReadathon @AmandaBlaze
#naturalitsy @AllDebooks
#BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

It's almost 8 a.m. here in California and I'm getting ready for the #PopupReadathon, hosted by @AmandaBlaze. My goal is to finish 2 out of the 3 books that I'm currently reading. 🤞

#Naturalitsy July #buddyread

Since starting this book, I have been paying more attention to the sky. I've spent many moments cloudspotting, although I remain a novice.

I like the poem by James Russell Lowell (p.89)

"Who knows whither the clouds have fled?
In the unscarred heaven, they leave no wake,
And the eyes forget the tears they have shed,
The heart forgets its sorrow and ache. "

From The Vision of Sir Launfal.