
Finished reading: The Last Wicked Scoundrel by Lorraine Heath π
Finished reading: The Last Wicked Scoundrel by Lorraine Heath π
Finished reading: Midnight Pleasures With a Scoundrel by Lorraine Heath π
This is an absolutely bananas book. A great ride.
π Read Why Iβm One And Done (And Not Feeling Guilty About It) by Stephanie Fallon (The Good Trade).
My experience is so similar to Fallon’s. Before having M, I thought maybe 2 kids. But he’s very high touch and when people ask, I always say, “I don’t have enough Kimberly for a second kid.”
Been watching the Disney original movies in the Zombies series and these are thinly veiled metaphors for prejudice against different groups.
Original Zombies: racism (zombies basically stand in for Black people).
Zombies 2: prejudice against Indigenous people, settler colonialism (werewolves stand in for Indigenous people)
Zombies 3: prejudice against immigrants (aliens stand in for immigrants)
I’m curious to see what they do in Zombies 4, which we’ll watch tomorrow.
Finished reading: Stranger in My Arms by Lisa Kleypas π
Finished reading: Because You’re Mine by Lisa Kleypas π
You should go vote for my colleague and friend Erin Dawson Linn & her spouse Alder Linn in the America’s Favorite Couple contest. These two’s wedding was probably the most beautiful I’ve ever been to and left me in happy tears and feeling grateful for all the love in my life. I still have the little bottle of olive oil with a heart charm that they gave out as favors on display in my living room. These are two kind, loving people and it would make me so happy to see them win this contest and have more amazing adventures together!
π¬π “Each [major innovation in industrial farming] has benefited the biggest [farms] and penalized the smallest.” Mark Bittman, Animal, Vegetable, Junk: A History of Food, from Sustainable to Suicidal
π Leigh Bardugo has a picture book about death and grief that she wrote with John Picacio available for pre-order.
[This book is] for kids like me who spent a lot of time in graveyards reading epitaphs, who didn’t quite feel safe among the living.
This book is for me. ππ€
Finished reading: Somewhere I’ll Find You by Lisa Kleypas π