It's been (another) long month. It was sweet having Thanksgiving at home, just us and the pups. We got a meal to heat up from Boston Market and I made a homemade apple pie with our synagogue's Zoom bake-a-long. Even with just heating up, it took over an hour and a half, and you put everything in your own dishes, so I can see how easy it is to make look like a homecooked meal!
Reading this month was mostly for my book clubs, but I got in a couple of books I've wanted to read as well, like the new release from Modern Mrs. Darcy blogger Anne Bogel, Don't Overthink It, and Exit West, which was hugely popular a couple of years ago. I don't know that it lived it up to the hype, but certainly has a fascinating concept at its core: worth thinking about and quite topical.
Books Read This Month
- Small Great Things by Jodi Piccoult (book club)
- Don't Overthink It by Anne Bogel
- The Rent Collector by Cameron Wright (other book club)
- Exit West by Mohsin Hamid
- Call the Midwife--finished seasons 8 and 9. This show is so good.
- Carrie Pillby--quirky Netflix movie, but NATHAN LANE is her psychologist, so.
- Star Trek Discovery--loving season 3 best of all, plus some Easter eggs from ST Picard showed up!
- GBBO-we both teared up at the finale, not so much because of who won, but--they made us a quarantine season of GBBO *sniffle* and it's OVER *waaah* (we agree that 2020 deserves at least three seasons of GBBO).
- Heartland--I didn't even know Canada had a cattle country, and there's eleven seasons of this "horse of the week" show on Netflix. Guess I know what I'll be doing for a while.
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