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Ooooh all are good but I'm going with 4 👏🏻💜
Ooooh all are good but I'm going with 4 👏🏻💜
1-The Peanuts family
2-The quote: I often feel impatient with my current situation, so i keep reminding myself to “live in the question”
3-Little Bear is 17 months old today
4 & 5- We honored WWII veterans as they arrived at the Austin airport from their trip to Washington DC, as guests of Honor Flights Austin. Bearing the flags, the girl on the left is my granddaughter.
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#5JoysFriday
It is grey and cold here. Love Fridays to remind me of all the good things.
1) A warm house and a lap full of puppy.
2) Sunday dinner at Mongolian grill with both my kids.
3) A stop at B & N where some books found a new home.
4) Hubby descaled my Kuerig. Since he doesn‘t drink coffee it‘s a labor of love and maybe self preservation. 😂
5) In a bit of a slump but staying on task with daily reading with groups and journaling.
Thanks Deb!
so-soI really tried to enjoy this book, as it dragged on & on.Thought provoking but no plot,it just ends.There‘s depth behind Stella choosing to change her identity but we don‘t get much if it. ‘I wanted a job, they thought I was white & I got the job. I like this man who thinks I‘m white.Well now I guess I‘ll be white & lie to everyone & say racist things & gaslight the hell out of my own daughter her entire life.‘Fell flat for me.Book #4 in2025
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pickBook 8 read this month. Short novella (96 pages). Two time lines: past, Ashley Smith, an American student, her experiences when was invited by a college “friend” Emma Chapman‘s, to spend Christmas at her house. There Ashley will fall in love and will know about a crime recently committed in the area. Present time, Ashley diary is read by someone. How these 2 time lines are connected?
I really liked the twists that occurred here. ⬇️
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