But we survived. And now the weather is moving along to a content and peaceful 70 degrees. D is bummed because, since shoulder surgery, we haven't been able to take on these gorgeous days and kayak. Oh, and it was our four year anniversary. *yay* *hugs* *snuggles* We celebrated and I had a yummy gingerbread martini to DIE FOR.
As far as reading goes, I'm still reading strong w/ the Norwegian Wood readalong. Thoughts posted weekly on Tuesday. I also dove into The Mill on the Floss by George Elliot, even though in my head I constantly refer to it as The Floss on the Mill. *shrugs* I'm a lil' nutso sometimes. I generally don't care to much for children characters. You know, like, I have no desire to be a mom so the younguns just don't do it for me...but man, do I dig me some Maggie. She is one precocious tyke. Also, I wonder if I can make wench a term of endearment again. "Come here, ye ole' wench!" Yes?
Okay, I'm off to seek out a new place to workout since my instructor changed hours. Boo. Enjoy your day. And MerriHo, Once Upon a Time returns tonite, wench!
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Oooh, and I'm making black-eyed peas...a week late for good luck, but it should still count right? RIGHT??

3 comments:
If I can get my hands on a copy by then I shall be joining you. I'm going to look into a interlibrary loan for this one.
I've never read Roots but it's been on my TBR list forever.
I also saw the movie when I was young and I don't remember much of it, but a few scenes traumatized me and stuck in my mind to this day. Funnily enough, a few days ago I realized that Levar Burton was the lead. Holy crap! (Not exactly what I said, but close).
I would definitely consider it but I've already committed to another read-a-long... Is this one a dense read? I know it's 900-something pages..
I'm glad you're enjoying Maggie. :) I loved that book!
I might be game. I've wanted to read it for a long time...let me see if I can get my hands on a copy, but I think I could manage it.
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