Let’s Chat About Comps, Shall We?
New York City that particular August gave me the feeling of walking in a sauna. My hair tripled in size and my face "glowed" without a drop of highlighter.
New York City that particular August gave me the feeling of walking in a sauna. My hair tripled in size and my face "glowed" without a drop of highlighter.
Since Christmas and my birthday are a mere eight days apart, it's no surprise my TBR, which includes another shelf of hardbacks (not pictured) multiplies considerably. Apparently my love of books isn't exactly a secret.
Friends. Seinfeld. Felicity. Gilmore Girls. LOST. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. I adored all of these TV shows because of the setting, the writing, the plot twists...but mostly? I loved the ensemble casts.
It's no secret I'm crazy about books. Always have been. The day I found out you could, gasp!!!, check out as many as you wanted from the local library, well, that news sort of changed my life.
I can hardly believe it's been a year (!!!) already since Will and I visited France, Monaco, and Italy for a little over two weeks. I've been scrolling through pics and can still hardly believe all the breathtaking places we encountered along the way.
For a Wisconsin girl who has never met a cheese she doesn't like—okay, maybe blue cheese when it's used in abundance—learning to make fresh mozzarella was a dream come true.
Readers have been loving Abby Jimenez's novels long before I first stumbled upon Part of Your World. But now that I'm officially part of the Abbyverse (I just made that up), I look forward to whatever she's working on next...
One of the fun things about our book club is that I choose the evening's menu based on something referenced in the novel. But depending on the book, it's not always an easy choice.
It's not even the end of March and I must say...it's been a really good year for reading so far. I'm currently 24 books into the annual Goodreads reading challenge, and I've enjoyed so many stories from various genres.
The first rule of book club is that you don't talk about...oh wait, that's Fight Club, nevermind. In all seriousness, the first rule about our DFW book club is that everyone gets a turn to choose whatever novel they want.