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An excellent group of books, Kymber, and I was intrigued by your “watching” news too, since I haven’t seen many of those movies. Have a wonderful February full of happy reading!
Kymber, I hope you are experiencing a few days of thawing out from the winter cold and snow. I know there is more to come. We’ve actually experienced quite a bit of winter in central Ohio during January. My reading time has been filled with a blessed opportunity to assist my wife as she is involved in the final editing phase with the publisher for her first book. Our television viewing has tried to stay in touch with older episodes of “Bluebloods” since its original programming has ended.
Fortunately, central Ohio doesn’t receive most of the snow from the Great Lakes’ snow machine. January is usually our month for snow, but it doesn’t compare with the amount up north.
Did you take the sped reding course offered up on Cheech & Chong’s album back in the day? Just teasing. I got George Orwell’s Animal Farm read and started Alice in Wonderland. Of course I’ve read both of mine multiple times but it was for editing so they don’t count. Have a great day Kymber.
I just finished reading, “There are places in the Universe where rules are less important than kindness” by Carlo Rovelli and I absolutely loved it so much. It’s been rainy and cold in Wales too, but, feels like the perfect weather for reading. 🙂
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You go girl!!!!!
Thank you, Bella! 🌺🩷
You’re welcome
An excellent group of books, Kymber, and I was intrigued by your “watching” news too, since I haven’t seen many of those movies. Have a wonderful February full of happy reading!
Think I’m behind one episode on Mayfair Witches. We watched Day of the Jackal on Peacock and it was fantastic! Highly recommend it.
I’ll check into that one, Teri! Thank you for the recommendation.
Kymber, I hope you are experiencing a few days of thawing out from the winter cold and snow. I know there is more to come. We’ve actually experienced quite a bit of winter in central Ohio during January. My reading time has been filled with a blessed opportunity to assist my wife as she is involved in the final editing phase with the publisher for her first book. Our television viewing has tried to stay in touch with older episodes of “Bluebloods” since its original programming has ended.
Thank you so much. I bet you get snowed on a lot in central Ohio. Is that part of the snow belt?
I think that’s exciting about your wife’s first book! I wish her much success!
Bluebloods is a great show!
Thank you so much for the update! I really enjoyed it. 🌸
Fortunately, central Ohio doesn’t receive most of the snow from the Great Lakes’ snow machine. January is usually our month for snow, but it doesn’t compare with the amount up north.
That’s good. I live north of Detroit and we’re getting slammed pretty good. LOL
Warm and snowy here Kymber, about to become very cold, but still snowy. Which was your favourite read? Happy Saturday. Allan
Hi there, Allan!
It’s hard to say which was my favorite, but I have a top 3: Surrender by Bono, The Let Them Theory, and Endangered Species.
Stay warm when the temp drops!
Hi! I am currently reading The Age of Miracles. Though I suspect what the ending will be, I am totally hooked!
Hi there! That sounds like a good book! I’ll definitely look it up. I love books like that. 🙂
What a fabulous month of reading, Kymber! Love seeing Endangered Species on your list. Great story!
Thank you, Jan! I absolutely enjoyed Endangered Species. It was so good!
Did you take the sped reding course offered up on Cheech & Chong’s album back in the day? Just teasing. I got George Orwell’s Animal Farm read and started Alice in Wonderland. Of course I’ve read both of mine multiple times but it was for editing so they don’t count. Have a great day Kymber.
LOLOL You’re funny. 😀 Hey reading for editing is still reading. I would count it. 😀
lad you liked the humor. Have a great Friday night. 😃
Always so inspired by how much you read, Kymber! I need to start reading before bed again.
Hi, Laura! I can’t seem to stop myself. lol I hope you find a good book to cuddle up with soon.
I finished a couple of books in January. My favourite was The Wrong Sister by Claire Douglas. A great psychological thriller.
I love that genre! Thank you so much for the recommendation!
I just finished reading, “There are places in the Universe where rules are less important than kindness” by Carlo Rovelli and I absolutely loved it so much. It’s been rainy and cold in Wales too, but, feels like the perfect weather for reading. 🙂
I love reading weather. The book you just finished sounds great! I’ll look it up. Thank you for the recommendation!
Looks like a busy January, Kymber.
It’s a happy-busy. 😀 Happy weekend!
Yes indeed.
What a great start to a Friday. Thanks for the shout out–especially with this talented group!
Oh, Jacqui, your book is stellar! It belongs with the best. Happy Friday!