pickAfter reading Christmas shopaholoc I realized I definitely missed Becky Bloomwood. The problem with series is that you have to wait some time for the next one and then you loose track. This happened to me with the Shopaholoc series. I really enjoyed following Becky‘s stressful Christmas preparations and the funny occurrences she managed to maneuver herself into. I mean she‘s now the youngest member of London‘s „oldest“ billiard club. 😂
In Switzerland it is a tradition to eat a Grittibänz on December 6th - something that was new to me when I moved here. Now, after two years in this country I was having mine with a hot cappuccino and my first Christmas read.
pickTo be honest, I wasn‘t thrilled that my book club selected this one for our next read, but most members wanted something light after our last challenging book. I had never read anything by this writer, so I didn‘t know what to expect, but I found that it was what my heavy heart needed! What a refreshingly humorous take on holidays, family, friends, and compulsive shopping! It won me over!
#two4tuesday
1. PJs, work clothes, dog walking clothes, home clothes, back to pj‘s. 😂 That‘s a lot!
2. Love this series
Thank you for the tag
#two4tueday
1. Depends on the day & what I‘m doing. Most days, it‘s usually 1 - 3.
2. Tagged!
A nice little thrift store stack 😊
I‘m sad and hangry today (but it‘s nothing to what I‘ll be later tonight since I‘ve got a colonoscopy tomorrow) so I picked up a book that‘s been on my shelf forever. In fact, there was an unopened card in it from a Secret Santa from an email list serv that hasn‘t existed in decades! That did make me crack a small smile, remembering when I was too young for colonoscopies. 😂
ALL the books I bought in London, which also meant that I carried them around 3 tube stations, two airports and another train station back in Germany 😮💨🥱.
1st row: From Gay‘s the Word (Monday)
2nd row: Foyles & National Gallery Shop (Tuesday)
3rd row: Waterstones at Picadilly (Wednesday)
#London #Bookstore #Shopping
