Sunday Confessions #124

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Hello Sunday and happy after Thanksgiving. Did you stuff yourself? I sure did. I mean, stuffing is one of my favorite dishes...

Lets get to the weekly recap.


Sunday Confessions #123
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Weekly Menu #431 And The Book Of The Week
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Book Review: The Bookseller's Secret by Michelle Gable
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Happy Thanksgiving
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Book Review: Never Saw Me Coming by Vera Kurian


Weekly Menu #432 And The Book Of The Week
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November 2021 Wrap Up
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Book Review: Terciel and Elinor by Garth Nix ~ Giveaway
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Sunday Confessions #125


Haven't started this one yet, but its a short one and I should have it done the end of the day. Happy reading.




I've been listening a lot to 90's hits and this came up today. I'll Be by Edwin McCain.



There has been a lot of good shows and movies out the last week or two. Cowboy Bebop was the latest show we watch, but there has also been Wheel of Time, Red Notice, The Great and several returning shows. I love fall television. 


Getting all my holiday recipes together and of course I have to do my favorite instant pot mac and cheese in our new instant pot this year. Its bigger and better. This mac and cheese is the creamiest and I can use gluten free noodles to make it edible for everyone. I can't wait. 

Recipe is by Maggie at Smashed Peas and Carrots. Check in out here.



I probably won't make much headway during the holiday seasons.

120/100 2021 Reading Challenge
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Happy reading!

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