Welcome back to another Sunday Confessions, a place to recap what's be happening over the last week.
It has been an amazing week back from vacation, but I'm sad that we couldn't spend more time exploring our beautiful state. Until next year.
Sunday Confessions #110
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Weekly Menu #418 And The Book Of The Week
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Book Review: Take Me With You When You Go by David Levithan and Jennifer Niven
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Vacation 2021: Crater Lake, Oregon
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Book Review: Edgewood by Kristen Ciccarelli
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Movie Review: Misha and the Wolves
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Spotlight: The Murchant and the Rogue
Weekly Menu #419 And The Book Of The Week
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Book Review: Wish You Were Here by Jodi Picoult
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Book Review: Joan is Okay by Weike Wang
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Sunday Confessions #112
I'm about 15% in and already enjoying it. Will definitely be reviewing on the blog in the future.
I've been doing a lot of looking around, since a new light was needed, and this wonderful post about brick backsplash kitchen ideas from Julie Jackson at DIY Darlin' came to my attention.
Although I'm not planning on putting a brick backsplash in my cottage kitchen, those countertops and farmhouse sink are to die for. Love this whole look. Husband, take note.
81/100 2021 Reading Challenge
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34/196 in my Star Wars Legends challenge
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52/341 Gilmore Girls challenge
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49/100 in my 100 books before you die challenge
I'm glad to be back in the book groove and can't wait for another week of wonderful stories. What are you reading? Leave your Sunday posts in the comments below so I can visit.
Oh I love the look of your house and all the projects ideas & plans. I'm doing the same but my house is newer and not as interesting as the 1920s homes I owned in MN. But I have a longer growing season and plenty of sun for more flower and vegetable gardening here in NC.
ReplyDeleteI read Trejo and really enjoyed it but parts were pretty brutal. He is a nice guy (I met him) and he did not have a good start. He has really worked to improve himself over the years.
Anne - Books of My Heart
I do love old homes. They have a wonderful charm. Ours is a work in progress, but we are getting there.
DeleteI loved Trejo. It was amazing to read all the struggles and heartache that he went through in his life and how he has become a wonderful person because of it. Great read.