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Tag Archives: Book Review
Odd October Coffee Date
The passage of time has been odd since the pandemic shut things down. Some months dragged on forever, while some flew by. It feels like an eternity ago when our coffee talk was filled with race plans and travel photos, … Continue reading
Labor Day Weekend Coffee Date
Labor Day Weekend usually marks the end of summer and a return to normal routines, but 2020 has been everything but normal. At least we still have our monthly coffee dates. Deborah and I are happy to be hosting you … Continue reading
Five Books To Read This Summer
Can you believe that next weekend is Memorial Day weekend?! I know it falls early this year, but I can’t believe that it’s almost summer. Since I have been slacking on my book reviews this year, I thought this would be … Continue reading
September Reads: The Silent Wife, Where’d You Go, Bernadette?, The Yonahlossee Riding Camp For Girls
Book Reviews I can’t believe I read three books this month. I really have gotten back into the reading habit since I set a modest goal of reading one book a month last year. I mostly read on my iPhone … Continue reading
Books For Your Summer Reading List
Back in high school, a summer reading list was a chore–something to put off as long as possible and tackle in the last days of August or in the nights before the dreaded Summer Reading Test that always got my … Continue reading
