OT! First of each Month: My Pay Day!!!
On Fri, 7 Sep 2018 04:23:04 -0000 (UTC), Jinx the Minx
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>> On Wednesday, September 5, 2018 at 2:11:28 PM UTC-4, Jinx the
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>>> I can’t remember the last time I watched TV, STUPID, but I have a library
>>> full of books that is envy worthy. You probably don’t read, however.
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>> Whilst my husband will watch TV at night occasionally, I haven't watched
>> in years. We too have an awesome library. I often read a book a day. I
>> have a six foot memory foam sofa I use to flop into and read in, mostly
>> in the winter. Summer, is a rocking chair. One inside, the other in our
>> flower garden. Today I started a book and spent the day laying on the
>> sofa, because outside it was hot and humid outside. A personal home
>> library is an enviable thing. So happy we have one. Music and books and
>> drawing and gardening is what fills our retirement days. I highly
>> recommend the author John Shors. Any of his books are worth reading. Do
>> you have any recommendations Jinx?
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>Oh gosh, almost all my books are packed up waiting for our house move this
>month. They were the first thing I packed because they are the easiest, and
>also account for the most boxes, without a doubt! If you haven’t read A
>Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles yet, I highly recommend it. It’s one of
>the standouts from this year. I also thoroughly enjoyed The Song of
>Achilles by Madeline Miller. I just ordered her novel Circe from Amazon
>and can’t wait for it to arrive on Saturday. I likely won’t get to delve
>into it for a few weeks until after the move is done, but I am so looking
>forward to sitting out my “new” porch with my dog, some hot tea and a great
>book! With autumn ramping up nature, it’s going to be ah-mazing!!
Depending where you are, I am wondering what will happen to fall this
year. Usually all the trees outside my windows are starting to change
colour but this year they are still firmly green, though looking a bit
tired due to lack of rain. I know that many leaves have fallen
because I can see through the leaves to the houses on the street below
us, somehow I think we are not going to have fall colours this year.
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