A Reading Journal
Tendonitis be damned I managed to get some reading done in the last half of the month. Let me tell you, it's not easy holding open a book when moving your thumb at all causes shooting pain. Books I've read that I'll be posting full Thoughts/Post on: Upright Women Wanted by Sarah GaileyI will cover... Continue Reading →
September felt like it last forever. I started off really badly, I'm going to be honest and it spurred me on to take up my No More Library rule for the end of the year. I also developed tendonitis in my right wrist in the last half that I still need to get addressed, so... Continue Reading →
Does anyone else listen to music while they read? This is something I love doing, I've always been a fan of having different music going while I'm doing different activities but lately I've found some new and I think interesting. We can chalk this all up to my Dungeons & Dragons games. I spend a... Continue Reading →
 I have… quite a few things to talk about, so we’re going straight in here. You can listen instead of read if you’d like, check the Youtube channel link on the side.   First off I forgot to talk about a book last week, Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death by M.C. Beaton. This... Continue Reading →
 First check in of Victober! I’m so pleased I have some things to talk about for this week, and I enjoyed everything I read. As always for these posts I will have a video as well as the post up.       The first thing I finished without really realized it was Victorian was War of the... Continue Reading →
 I didn’t do a wrap-up last week as I had only finished two things the previous week (in a sort of post-Booktubeathon slump) so you’re getting an extra long wrap-up for today! It was an overall ‘ok’ kind of week and most of these are solidly three stars, with one or two stepping just past... Continue Reading →
My reading has slowed down these past few weeks. Around the first of the month I was able to finally get my wrist looked at by a specialist and got it fixed. I have since been building up strength in it, getting back to some of my old habits like playing games and working out... Continue Reading →
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