Good morning! Today’s post will link up to The Sunday Salon, The Sunday Post and Stacking the Shelves, 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.
Another week has trudged by, with progress on all fronts…except reading and blogging are a bit tepid. I have written no blog posts since last weekend…but I did read and review two books. I am (physically) a work-in-progress, and I can happily report that my navigation skills have improved. Today we drove across town to complete paperwork for the old condo…and snapped photos of things to sell, while listing (for our purposes) those things I want to keep. I am hoping to move my things into the new place later this week, but the work in clearing out the condo will continue for a while, since I’m in the bystander role in that task. Sigh.
I am being tested in several ways. Learning to voice my needs, while compromising a bit on how and when things will be completed.
Happy Family News: Aubrey, one of my two granddaughters, graduated from college today. Here she is with my #2 son, her proud papa:
She will head to New Zealand for a year. So many exciting adventures lie ahead.
So….I am still not drinking coffee, but I will continue to spotlight one of my favorite photos of a beverage I will soon enjoy again! Antibiotics will be finished on Sunday…and life will be smoother for me. I think.
BOOKS REVIEWED:
The Mother-in-Law, by Sally HepworthI Know Who You Are, by Alice Feeney
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INCOMING BOOKS:
One review book arrived in my mailbox today!
The Road She Left Behind, by Christine Nolfi (Author Review Request)
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UP NEXT:
Now that I have a little desk area at my daughter’s house, with my laptop and my notebooks, I can start tackling my June NetGalley review books. I have four delectable ones to decide between, and I think I’ll start with this one:
The First Mistake, by Sandie Jones
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No restaurant food to show this week…but for old times’ sake, I’ll spotlight this favorite from the past. I am missing this delicious soup:
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