What’s your opinion of a house made of glass? I find them fascinating. The idea of being completely exposed is an interesting, if not, original one. In today’s world with just about everyone over-exposing every last detail of life on social media, what would be the...
I started writing this post stating the definition of mortal. But it was so absurd that I scratched what I had written and started over. Other than saying what mortal means, the end of the definition said, “not immortal,” well, no sh*t. On that fine...
Do you find it interesting how a popular book can often inspire so many copycat books? “Copycat” has a negative connotation for the most part, but I’m not meaning it in an entirely negative way. I’m just not sure how else to explain it and copycat...
As the days of November trickle by, I feel like the end of the year is out there somewhere on the horizon. Still far off enough to feel sort of far away. Yet, going from November 30 to December 1 feels like the rug has been...
Reading broadens your mind. All of you bookworms know this, so I’m not sharing anything significant. But it is good to remember this about yourself as a reader. Even if you read about something you 100% disagree with, you are allowing your mind to take...
Happy shorter work week (if you are off for the Thanksgiving holiday)! If not, Happy Tuesday. This week I’m posting books as part of the: reading challenge put together by a bunch of fun book bloggers. If you are like me, then you don’t read a lot...
Thank you #RandomHouse #partner for this book. This weekend was a whirlwind in the best way possible. Three great friends and I visited Minneapolis, MN for a book signing. One friend wrote Southern Keto, which is a cookbook for people who eat or are interested...
Do you know what beats a regular Friday? A Friday spent roaming in a fun, new (to me) city, with friends that mean the world. The week began with a post about my love for Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout. The OK sequel, Olive, Again has sat...
• Thank you #RandomHouse #partner for this copy of Olive, Again by Elizabeth Strout • To be completely honest, I never had a desire to read Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout. For one, I thought the main character (Olive) was a young girl and I assumed...
Once upon a time about 17-18 years ago I drove to Texas to visit some extended family (who I didn’t see very often) around Christmas time. My husband (who at that time was my boyfriend) and I drove from Tennessee to Texas to meet up...