It was just one of those days. I had planned to talk about a short story collection here today, but I haven’t even had a chance to start it. So, for my sister, Christie, and all those who check in to make sure I’m okay, I’m around. Just really busy. But, I will have the regular “What Are You Reading?” post tomorrow.
There are several folks who do this same sort of thing with my blog. If something new does not appear and I go radio silent on social media, folks get worried quick.
Frankly, Kevin, I think it’s nice that people worry.
Me too.
You’re entitled to a day off. Take it easy.
So much to do to get ready, Jeff!
Lesa, I remember my relocation efforts three years ago, and I empathize with you. So much to do! So many details to think of! And you are combining it with your retirement from your library career. Please take care and pace yourself. We’ll all be here when you come out the other side. We love you.
That’s what I worry about, Margie. I don’t want to lose people, so I try to keep all of you in the loop.
Lesa, you won’t lose us! We all really appreciate all you do and the community you’ve created. Plus, how will we ever know the weather around the country on Thursdays.
Take care of yourself during this hectic time and remember that it won’t last forever.
That just made me laugh, Susan. “How will we ever know the weather around the country on Thursdays.” Oh, that’s good.
Thank you! No, it won’t last forever. In fact, I’ll probably blink, and I’ll be in Ohio.
Take care and take care of yourself, you have a lot going on and need a slow down!
I am enjoying a book from LibraryThing, Against the Wind by Amanda Cabot. Historical fiction set in Sweet Water Texas, in the Hill Country starting in 1883. A potential romance and a woman doctor having a difficult time starting her practice.
And received in the mail from GoodReads, Mts, Porter Calling by A. J. Pierce. Great cover, WW II romance in London. Have not started it yet.
Thank you, Carol. Pierce’s Dear Mrs. Bird was popular here. I hope you enjoy Mrs. Porter Calling.
Carol, I have read Mrs Porter calling and think it’s the best yet in the series.