Hi ya’ll…. And how are we handling social distancing day 1,001? I was not handling things too well this week because we lost power on Sunday night and did not get it back to late Wednesday ( having 2 crisis to handle at the same was too much for me.)
1. ICYMI at Traveling With T: Giveaways of The Love Story of Missy Carmichael and Cross Her Heart plus a review of Sunrise of Half Moon Bay.
2. Still listening to Daisy Jones and the Six ( I’m over like halfway through currently!)
3. Blue skies and audiobooks make the walk more fun…
4. Selfie with the cat…
5. Finally letting people see what I’m looking like these days…
6. Did you enter the giveaway at my blog for Cross Her Heart?
7. #FridayReads: Reading Key Lime Crime. Still listening to Daisy Jones and the Six and The Obsession.
8.Some bookmail…
9. When you finally get power back and get to take a hot shower and use your new Lush Mamma Mia scrub and then you are able to fit in a new to you T-shirt- well, that’s not a bad thing…
*What are you reading this weekend?*
Happy Reading and Bookishly Yours,
T @ Traveling With T
Traveling With T 
I also enjoy your newsletters and especially enjoy your health journey updates. You are so inspiring. You may just have to write a book!
Aww thank you! ❤ ❤ I don't know if I have it in me to write a book- but you are too sweet!
I love your wrap ups! I’m feeling ya on the stir crazy, climbing walls thing. 😳
Thank you- message me anytime you want to talk about our mutual stir crazy thing 🙂 🙂
oh on – losing power is awful!!! We went through it during last year’s fire season, and the worst is when the food in fridge and freezer is going bad because of an outage. It can get costly right there! People were actually thinking about buying a generator because it happened so often.
I HATE losing power. Luckily because we have a generator we did not lose anything- but it is such a pain (and pain in the wallet) to have to replace things.
Good for you!! Those generators aren’t cheap either, it’s hard to know what to do, lose the money when the food goes bad, or spend the money for a generator.
TOTALLY not cheap. I’ve had mine over 10 years and while I haven’t used it that many times- it’s been worth it’s money when I did use it. It totally saved me during the days of Hurricane Katrina- I live 3-4 hours inland, but the force of the winds was still registering Hurricane 2 that far inland. Out of power for DAYS.
I’m sorry you had to use it but honestly, if you invest in one than you better have a reason to use it – lol. I thought about the whole pandemic, and lockdown, compared to no power – I’ll take the lockdown any day.
YES.