Life With hands quick as light Shawshank, August 29, 2020 I’ve had batter sleeps. With these damned allergies, I can seem to breathe at night. Last night was bad. And it was supposed to to be cool last night. Spoiler alert; it wasn’t. Or it didn’t feel cool. I was hot, cold, hot hot, cold. I was up in the middle of the night to… Continue Reading
Life Well, I just got into town an hour ago Shawshank, August 28, 2020 It’s Fri-Yay! Y’all made it! It’s a cool breezy day here in TinyTown. Yesterday was grocery day. We blew through it in record time, and was back to the house by noon. I bought a bag of books dirty cheap at the second hand store, and set up my own bookshelf, moving some Nora Roberts… Continue Reading
Lockup Library So it goes Shawshank, August 28, 2020 Welcome back, friends. I’m going to try and do two reviews in one, and to try and remember the books because it’s been a while since I’ve read these books. And they are great books. Good use of dead trees. So it goes. Slaughterhouse-Five or the Children’s Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death Think of Slaughterhouse-Five… Continue Reading
Life Finger paint the sun Shawshank, August 27, 2020 Since it’s Thursday, the second hand store is open. I usually go and check out what books they have. I’ll pick up a book, and then put it down – leaving it to fate. If it’s there the next time I go in, I’ll pick it up. On Tuesday, there was a Jack Reacher novel.… Continue Reading
Life Although the temperature is rise and fall, I’ll take it all Shawshank, August 27, 2020 Good morning, happy Thursday. Or Pre-Friday. Pre-Friday sounds a lot better, if you ask me. Who else is excited to hear Trump give his speech to the RNC? Speaking of destruction, I hope everyone in the wake of hurricane Laura are ok. Just saw a little bit of it on the bottom of the screen… Continue Reading
Lockup Library I don’t want to be buried in a pet cemetery Shawshank, August 26, 2020August 26, 2020 In an effort to prolong this glorious read, I labeled all the inserts and pulled them out of the book. Then, I did what I’ve been known for (in order to prolong House of Leaves, I re-read it 4 or 5 times before I finished it); I started Ship of Theseus all over again. Continue Reading