WEEKLY UPDATES: A WEEK OF ANTICIPATION…

Good morning! Today’s post will link up to The Sunday Salon and The Sunday Post for weekly updates.

Mailbox Monday is hosted at the home site: Mailbox Monday.

And let’s join Kathryn, our leader in It’s Monday! What Are You Reading?, at Book Date.

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This week has been one of anticipation.  My eldest son returned to the states from Prague on Wednesday, and drove up last night from LA with my No. 2 son.  They’ll spend the weekend here, then head up to Sacramento to see their father for a few days.  They’ll come back and forth for the rest of the month until Craig flies back home on the 28th. 

I only read and reviewed one book, but it was a good one.  I had hoped to finish my current read, but I was too distracted by plans and even viewing.  I wrote three blog posts; I finished watching Parenthood and saw a few shows, plus the movie Elvis.  I enjoyed the first episode of The Good Fight’s Sixth (and final) season.

Now let’s take a closer look at the week.

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TUESDAY EXCERPTS:  “NOTHING MORE TO TELL”

WWW READING…

COFFEE CHAT:  A WEEKEND OF FAMILY…

Review:  Daisy Darker, by Alice Feeney

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INCOMING BOOKS:  One new book

Nothing More to Tell, by Karen M. McManus

 

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CURRENTLY READING:

The Shop on Royal Street, by Karen White

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That was my week.  Not much reading, but some enjoyment of viewing.  And lots of anticipation for the family get-togethers this  weekend and in the weeks ahead.  Here is a photo of the first family tradition at the CSUF Sculpture in November 1979:

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55 thoughts on “WEEKLY UPDATES: A WEEK OF ANTICIPATION…

  1. Literary Feline

    I love that photo. ❤ It will be so nice to spend time with your sons. I hope they have safe travels to Sacramento and back. I need to get back to reading Karen White's books. I love her writing style. I hope you have a great week, Laurel-Rain!

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  2. I need to get back into The Good Fight. I loved that show, but I had to put it aside in the run-up to the 2020 election as it was just too much. I think I can probably get back into it now…

    Have a great week!

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    1. Thanks, Deb, I am loving the family time, which included a revisit to a sculpture at the local university, which has been a regular tradition since 1979! I like that it is an important part of our family life.

      Enjoy your week! I loved Daisy Darker.

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