Here is a simple reminder that even though your manuscript, or what ever it is that you do in life, started out different, through all the critics you have grown and you are better now for it. Happy Friday.
Sunday is back! Another long week under our belts. My husband and I have decided that we need a bigger vehicle for the family. We have a 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander, which we love a lot, but with sensory children, if they don't have enough leg room, they freak out. I have to admit, the third row is a little bit of a squeeze, even for our seven year old. They happened to get their mom's long legs. We're hoping to get a new vehicle in the next week or two. Stay tuned for what we find. On to this weeks recap. Sunday Confessions #104 ~ Weekly Menu #412 And The Book Of The Week ~ Book Review: Luck of the Titanic by Stacey Lee ~ Can't Wait Wednesday ~ Book Review: The Nemesis by S.J. Kincaid ~ Recipe: Teriyaki Salmon and Pineapple ~ Movie Review: Black Widow Weekly Menu #413 And The Book Of The Week ~ Book Review: The Devils Highway by Luis Alberto Urrea ~ Book Review: Live Your Life by Amanda Kloots ~ Sunday Confessions #106 Ok, so I cam still reading A Terrible Fall of Ange...
Title: Black Widow Genre: Action Release Date: July 9th, 2021 My Rating: ★★★★★ IMDB Rating: 7.0/10 Cast: Scarlett Johansson , Florence Pugh , Rachel Weisz , David Harbour Summary from IMDB: A film about Natasha Romanoff in her quests between the films Civil War and Infinity War. IMDB Trailer Review: Have you ever noticed how IMDB's summary's are extremely vague. If I was someone who didn't know anything about Black Widow and I came across this movie, I would no absolutely nothing about what the story is about. Good thing, I am a Marvel enthusiast. This movie was a nice change from my drab post pandemic movie selections. Lets face it, nothing new and wonderful has come out in a long time and we are dying for anything fresh to wet our pallets. The plot line follow Natasha Romanoff from childhood through her training as a spy for Russia, but mainly focuses on events that happened after Civil War. I really enjoyed the action sequences and ...
August was an incredible reading month. I managed to make my way through 36 books! From quick, bingeable reads to sprawling epics that demanded every ounce of my attention, this month had a little bit of everything. Looking back, I’m both amazed and excited to share the highlights, the surprises, and even the stories that didn’t quite hit the mark. 281/100 2025 Reading Challenge ~ 113/217 in my Star Wars Legends challenge ~ 18/20 2024 Goodreads Fantasy Nominees Reading Challenge August turned out to be one of my best reading months yet, and I loved the variety that came with tackling 36 books. Some stories swept me away completely, while others pushed me out of my comfort zone in the best ways. Looking back, I’m proud of how much I was able to explore, and I’m already curious to see how September’s stack will measure up. Here’s to another month filled with new adventures, unexpected favorites, and plenty of pages to turn!
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