Happy Sunday, littens! It‘s a bit foggy here in England, and it‘s kind of reminding me of home - hence the mug! 🌁☕️ I‘m excited to spend the day relaxing with Bookworm; it‘s been on my TBR for awhile so it‘s about time! 📚
Lorelai reading Wild!
The story of Michael (Misha) Gruenbaum and family from 1939-1945. From Prague, they were taken to Terezin, a work camp in nazi Germany. Beautiful true story
I was a complete lazy lump today and got almost no reading done. I fear tomorrow won‘t be much better as I‘m exhausted and have a fundraiser to work.
#24B4Monday
pick3.5 ⭐️ This memoir as it‘s title suggests is about the author‘s marriage & the medical accident that changed their lives. It‘s about coming to terms with life, learning more about who you are & holding on to what is most dear. The in-depth look into her husband‘s medical event will have you advocating for your loved ones in like circumstances. How do you stay calm or should you stay calm when you have real concerns about the care one receives?
After finishing Heavy: an American Memoir and diving in to Uninhabitable: Life On Earth After Warming, this lady needs to commune with plants, put some seeds in the Earth and listen to Bossypants. Love Tina Fey. So sharp. So funny.
A beautiful ending to a beautiful book. I hope there are many more books Ruth Reichl has yet to write.
I spy one of my other favorite authors in another‘s book. I forget how small the food world was/is. My dream would be to have a dinner with Anthony Bourdain and Ruth Reichl.
She also talks about her friends (and icons) James Beard, Alice Waters, and many others I‘m sure I‘m forgetting.
