For my 100th book of 2024, I'm starting Out on a Limb.
For my 100th book of 2024, I'm starting Out on a Limb.
My first time cooking a meal after my latest surgery. I've really missed cooking, being in the kitchen, dicing the vegetables, smelling a hot boiling pot, adding the spices, choosing ingredients and combinations... I love it! The result wasn't as tasty as I was hoping but it wasn't bad either. Just the first of many from now on. It's a delight to be able to feed my loved ones again!
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Simply marvelous. An adventure tale bursting with colour, exhibiting a really expansive variety of ways to fill the pages beyond the traditional grid of panels style, character design seen in the 'monster' unlike anything I've seen before, as well as other imaginative fantasy characters. An almost exclusively female cast of characters with a variety of skills, interests, backgrounds, personalities and foibles. 1/?
I was reading this book and wound up talking with someone about it then dats later, they gifted me this bracelet.
Readers are the best!
This was a fascinating memoir. Cole has a brain the size of a lemon in her brain, which went undiagnosed until her mid-twenties. Her struggle to adapt to life with, what she thought, were multiple learning disabilities would be tough to read if Cohen weren‘t so wry and engaging. It‘s worth the read for her perspective alone.