As per usual, I had big plans to give y'all a monthly recap of all the books that I read in 2022. I was consistent up until July when I teetered off and just stopped blogging altogether. I guess my parents were moving, work was stressful, and I just fell off the bandwagon. My apologies. [...]
This summer has been a doozy! Haven't read as many books as I would have liked, but the past few months have been packed! Last month we went to my sister-in-law's wedding in Niles, Michigan. I was a bridesmaid, and my husband was a groomsman. The week-of, I contracted COVID for the first time since [...]
This month was a WHIRLWIND! Finished my job in Myrtle Beach. Drove to Tennessee to paint and clean up our house. Flew back to Myrtle Beach. Packed up all our things and then hit the road again to officially move. Phew, I'm exhausted. And to top it all off, I'm currently suffering from really bad [...]
This month was a little more chaotic than last month... With getting sick at the very onset of February, that really sent my normalcy into a tailspin. So I didn't read as many books as I would have liked, but I still got through four. There was a wide range of genres and contexts that [...]
New year, New system I think rather than making one long post about what I've read throughout the year, I'm going to do a monthly recap of what I read with my detailed reviews. I think it will be an easier way for me to keep y'all updated and also less scrolling. If I hate [...]
In different seasons of my life, I've struggled to prioritize reading. When I was in PA school, I didn't have the mental capacity to partake in reading for pleasure. I was already spending the majority of my day reading textbooks, scouring powerpoint slides, and listening to lectures over and over and over again. My brain [...]
It's Black History Month! A month to celebrate the achievements of African Americans and recognize their pivotal role in U.S. history. President Gerald Ford was the first U.S. president to officially recognize Black History Month in 1976, asking Americans to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area [...]
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