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r’s note: This post totally took more than five minutes. Working in two libraries, one public, one “academic” one would think I would never run out of things to talk about. I could write a book but the fear that someone will read a post one day, get their butt on their back and then complain about it thus causing…
This week finds me STILL chugging through Jo Nesbo’s “The Snowman.” The book is good, really it is, but I’m listening to it and I swear I haven’t spent as much time alone in the car this week to listen to it. This is really not a book want my kid to hear. Mr. Nesbo REALLY likes the f word….
There may have been some mention on this blog at some point about my house being…a wreck. OK, junky, cluttered, full of stuff. A wreck. Shockingly my half-assed attempts to declutter have only resulted in me moving the junk from one place to another. This week as I watched The Bee struggle to stay organized for school and me misplacing…
One of my coworkers is a fellow hooker and she has been encouraging me to get my hook on. It’s nothing for her to pull out her bag on Monday and show me the start of a yarnthing and then by Wednesday she is returning with a finished project. Blankets and scarves are her specialties and even though I’ve yet…
Trains, buses and cars oh my! Everything Goes on Land is Brian Biggs’ new book about all things that go. Older readers will love the tribute to another favorite author, Richard Scarry’s Busy Book. Each page of Biggs’s book explode with colors and things to look at, activities and facts about vehicles of all types. Parents may find the book…