1. Low Town, Duh!: The Stupid History of the Human Race.
2. The Long Way to A Small Angry Planet
3. The Night Watch by Sean Stewart
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
1. Low Town, Duh!: The Stupid History of the Human Race.
2. The Long Way to A Small Angry Planet
3. The Night Watch by Sean Stewart
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
1. The Black Box by Michael Connelly and Crazy House by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet.
2. Definitely a paperback!
3. I can't think of a book I've not finished whether assigned or otherwise, I don't bail. It's annoying that I can't bring myself to do it at times 😂
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
1- Wine w/girlfriends tonight🍷, babysitting the grandbaby tomorrow👶, whatever my daughter wants on Sunday as Monday is her last day before boot camp 😭.
2- Sunset (the few sunrises I've seen have been BEAUTIFUL but I'm usually unwilling to get up in time for one 😜)
3- Nope!
4- Gray. Seems my friends are in the salon to maintain their color all. the. time. I'm not willing to invest the time so I'm embracing the gray. 😉👵🏻
5- hi
@jesshowbooks
After a very long winter and short wet spring, I am in my happy place. I will be spending this Memorial Day weekend at the Jersey Shore reading and spending time with family. I hope everyone has a great Memorial Day weekend as well! #memorialdayreading #startingtheweekendearly #readingandrelaxing
Cheers to the weekend, Littens! 🍻
I'm seizing the hell out of my weekend, starting with an awesome Saturday! This morning, lots of coffee, reading Katrina Onstad, and surf music. Tonight, meet up with @janeycanuck to head into Toronto and see The Sadies (my favorite) open up for Blue Rodeo (who are fantastic as well), with some Skydiggers and Oh, Susannah thrown in.
Gonna be a great weekend. I think Ms. Onstad would be proud. 😍
Currently reading Katrina Onstad's "The Weekend Effect" as I desperately cling to the last hours of mine!
I won a Goodreads giveaway! Excited to read this one because heaven knows that teachers need to take time to relax. #goodreadsgiveaway @HarperCollins