pickI don't usually read historicals that are this late in time, because I tend to keep sliding into modern day. That happened here too, especially since I have been to all these places and on all these roads. And I always start road trips with On The Road Again, which is a better song than the forgettable film it was written for.
I don't actually believe anything is a #GuiltyPleasure but I still wanted to join #TitlesandTunes I hope you don't mind!
Saturday night's read. I had yesterday off, but didn't get any reading done. I watched all of season 2 of Bridgerton instead.
As I sat home at that same time, I wondered what effect the pandemic would have on our books, movies, and other forms of creative expression. As we grapple with a world that is opening up but is still deeply at risk, I‘m still wondering. I look forward to the time this is all a difficult memory.
There was something deeply pathetic about lingering in town for days after graduation, but Peter Cabot had long since made his peace with being deeply pathetic.#firstlinefridays @ShyBookOwl
Today's #bookmail is a 1960s road trip with grumpy/sunshine heroes romance.
pickA low stakes, entirely delightful road trip. Boy I wanted to read this while eating some fries at a diner.
Peter Cabot Gets Lost | 
My last trip was Florida to Quebec, 5 days in a U-Haul truck with an unhappy cat and a cranky senior citizen and the radio didn't work (no Willie! No wonder the trip was so terrible!). 1y
My last was during lockdown, when we were all so stir-crazy we rented an RV so we could travel with some safety. Not exactly the usual road trip. 1y