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Also in March: evolving circumstances allowed / required me to accelerate my plan to move out a piece of furniture and relocate this little bookcase in its place. In the process I folded my #readordonate books back into the general TBR shelf and decided to donate the tagged book unread.
Magazines to be read are on the bottom shelf and stacked on the side. On top of the magazines are the “outbox” for books and a box for the Real Simple cards.
#Mtcookbook on a roll! Enchiladas for dinner last night. The sauce could use more heat for husband and I, but that‘s adjustable by adding a hotter chile powder.
We fell in love with the food in NM - couldn‘t find a bad meal if we tried. 😋 The best is anything “Christmas”, with both red & green chile sauces.
This all began he thought- when Pedro Páramo, coming from such low beginnings, climbed his way to the top. He grew like a weed. The worst part is I made it all possible: "I confess Father that last night I slept with Pedro Páramo." "I confess Father that I had a son by Pedro Páramo." "That I gave my daughter to Pedro Páramo." I kept waiting for him to show up and confess something himself, but he never did.
-They say his soul is wandering out and about. People have seen it knocking at some girl's window. Looked just like him. In leather chaps and all.
Bookgroup tomorrow...
(Will I finish in time?)
In the poem Gift it is a simple but meaningful. This poem many teenagers can relate to and wanting their first phone. This poem gives a great description of what a teenager is thinking and feeling. I personally can relate to this poem and wanting my first phone and seeing all my friends with one. This poem is appropriate for early teenagers/ high schoolers because the language and message relates to their lives.
pickThe poem in this book 'Food for each season' is cute and simple. This is a great poem for any age to read. It didn't rhyme but it had a good simple theme of describing a food with the type of season it went with.
pickIn this book the poem called 'Neighborhoods' is cute and simple. The description of the words make it easy to paint a picture of what the author is writing about. The poem would best interest any age of students. The description of the houses and who lives there and who has come so far and worked hard over the years to pay for nice housing is worded amazing.
