On My Nightstand November 5, 2023
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Ugh, I just wrote a whole post then accidentally deleted it. That’s what I get for posting after midnight!
I spent the afternoon in the yard closing up the garden. I love this time of year, because I get to dream about next year. I have all sorts of plans for my garden, and for my reading year of course. Right now I’m thinking about expanding my project to read around the world, reading more Shakespeare, and re-reading some kid lit - mainly Percy Jackson and Ramona Quimby.
Just remembered the time change and the extra hour of sleep I’ll get to make up for this unfortunate late night posting decision!
Have a great week!
Quote of the Week:
“There are different ways to evil and I prefer mine to yours.”
On my nightstand:
The Big Burn by Timothy Egan -- I read this a few years ago, and wanted to re-read this month. I have seventeen days left on my library loan so need to get to it.
My Life In France by Julia Child -- I am happily re-reading this one for a book group. I love her so much.
The Great Displacement by Jake Bittle -- This book about climate change is pretty heavy. I’m taking it a chapter a day.
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