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Sunday #61

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What I Did:

Had a quiet week. Wednesday, my work had their annual employee appreciation event, it was a free dinner and then a gift. Thursday, I took my weekly trip to the library. Saturday, I am heading about two hours south of where I live to spend the day with my younger brother for his birthday - we watched the Michigan game and play some board games. Sunday will be for yard work and cleaning.

What I Read:

I think I overdid it during my week off and now I am in a bit of a reading slump. Sunday, I treated myself to reread of Next To You by Hannah Bonam-Young. I finished Longing for the Alien Lawman by Ursa Dax (3 Stars) and I started Dhampira by Amy Pennza.

From The Library:

  • Dogs, Boys, and Other Things I’ve Cried About by Isabel Klee
  • Fallin' Tides by Tori Ford
Books Added To My Collection: 

  • None

Reading Goals/Challenges Update:

Reading Goal: 139 /185
Pages Goal: 39,448 /50,000
Alphabet Challenge: N
Monster Bingo: 
Romance Reading Bingo: 

Last week on the blog:

  • Review: If Not You by Ellen O'Clover
  • Recs by the alphabet
  • WWW Wednesday
  • Down the TBR Hole

Comments

  1. Watching a game and then playing board games sounds delightful. It's great that your employer honors its employees with a dinner and a gift.

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  2. I'm re reading books I enjoyed as a teen! Mostly romantic mysteries, many set in Greece.
    I remember we got a lunch spread at Christmas at work. No gifts though.

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  3. That UM game was painful at the end... but as I said to my family... what comes around goes around. Hopefully we will bounce back.

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