1. It's been my 'codename' since using it at Girl Scout camp.
2. Play solitaire
3. The last audio book ...I'm currently listening to The Count of Monte Cristo and The House in the Cerulean Sea which I had to get in Hoopla on audio because my ebook on Libby couldn't be renewed.
#WonderousWednesday
@Eggs
#weirdwords #weirdwordwednesdays @CBee
A word I come across often but only happened to look up for the first time this week. From context I‘d always taken it to mean something closer to acquiescence than quietude, so I was surprised to see the dictionary definition even though I expect I‘d find common ground for all 3 if I pulled out the OED.
pickRead this as a child, again as a young adult, and now as a seasoned citizen. Still a favorite. Hawthorne writes with a detail that places you directly into each scene and with intimate understanding of each character. And I must give a nod to his Victorian prose. How beautiful the English language can be. Perhaps that is what pulls me to the classics most.
Went to a new Barnes and Noble location near me and saw this book rest, which advertised none other than Pride and Prejudice! It was not inducement enough to purchase said book rest, but tickled me pink to see P&P 🥰
so-so(informal review because this was for ib and it was painful): dude, please stop fainting and control your superiority complex
Recent acquisitions:
💿 Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy (my favourite novel), audiobook read by Simon Vance
#UniteAgainstBookBans #LetUtahRead
