The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer.
~this meme was inspired in part by ~ In My Mailbox~
It’s a chance to share News. A post to recap the past week, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up for the week on our blog.
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Personal Highlights:
This was our visitor that decided to hang out with us for a while this week. We’ve seen a lot of snakes this past week, which is really odd. Normally we only see this many in the spring to early summer months. But, fortunately they were all harmless snakes, and we let them go. They remove some of the other critters we don’t want around. I wish my camera would have captured the colors of this guy better. He’s got bright neon green stripes, and is neat to look at if snakes don’t completely freak you out. LOL! Living in the woods we are pretty good at identifying the bad ones, but with a pond it can be difficult to tell the difference between the water snakes and water moccasins.
With the cooling off we’ve had, we spent Friday evening hanging out on our porch with my mom. I’m so enjoying having all my kids here together. I know come spring when my oldest transfers from community college to university, that I won’t be seeing so much of him.
Last Week on the Blog:
Sunday ~ The Sunday Post
Monday ~ IMWAYR
Tuesday ~ August 2020 Wrap-Up
Friday ~ Friday Finds
New-to-Me-Author Summer Bingo Wrap-Up
Saturday ~ Stacking the Shelves
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Yes, I still have a ton of books going. That’s just my mood lately being all over the place. I will say, though, that I’m pretty consumed with Where the Lost Wander right now.
Favorite Book This Week:
How was your week??? What was your favorite read this week?
I had to cruise on past the snake pic. LOL The get-together sounds like a lot of fun. It’s great to be able to enjoy those time before your son leaves for college. I’m so glad your enjoying Where the Lost Wander. My husband and I read that one together and loved it.
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LOL! I totally understand! And yes, family time is very precious right now. While my oldest is still at home right now, he’s still taking a full load of online classes this semester and working, so I don’t get to see a whole lot of him. I finished Where the Lost Wander. Soooo good, but definitely not an easy read. I’ll have to suggest it to my husband. I bet he’d really enjoy it, too.
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Ooh, I can’t do snakes. I just… *shudder* no… But that is a small cute looking snake, I guess? Haha looks like you had a great week/end 🙂 That cover for Heart Bones is so colourful and eye-catching, and it’s been a while since I read some CoHo, so I think I’d definitely like to check it out. Hopefully, it’s on KU!
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LOL! I understand. I was where you are with snakes for a long time. You’ll definitely have to see if you can get Heart Bones. It is sooooooo very good!!
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Yucky snakes! I am deathly afraid of them. 🤣
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LOL! I get that. It took me a long time to even get close to ones that I knew weren’t venomous.
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Thanks for the wonderful photos. I miss being with family. We have a lot of snakes here and many are dangerous. I give them a wide berth.
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Hope you get to visit with some family soon!! I tend to give snakes a wide berth, too. This particular one is super easy to identify from a distance, so I don’t fret too much about it. My oldest will pick them up without any hesitation, though. But, he is currently going to school to get his environmental science degree and hoping to be a park ranger one day.
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Yikes at least the snakes are mostly harmless where you are at… It brings back flashbacks of when I was living on the edge of the jungle in Puerto Iguazu and there were plenty of poisonous and deadly ones creeping around to worry about. o.O You make me want to cancel my reading plans and pick up the new CoHo! Have a great week. xx
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We do have a few venomous snakes around here that we have to watch for, but fortunately we haven’t seen any of those recently. I bet you had all sorts of things you had to watch for living on the edge of the jungle! Hope you have a great week, too!!
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Wow – that little snake is gorgeous but would definitely freak me out!
That Colleen Hoover book sounds good – I love that cover on it!
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Snakes can definitely take a while to get used to, but I love living in the woods, so it was something I had to get over. LOL! I loved Heart Bones!
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Glad to know you are enjoying your time with your children. And your visitors are something – I will not know what I would do if I see snakes on our tiny house! Good luck on your books. I can imagine how relaxing it is to read in the woods!
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Thanks! Definitely enjoying having all my kids at home right now. And yes, I imagine most people wouldn’t respond so well to having a snake on their steps. It’s definitely relaxing, though, here in my woods, and that for sure makes for pleasant reading!
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How long have you been living in the woods? It sounds really calming. We live by the beach.
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About 20 years now. It is very peaceful. I bet living on the beach could have the same affect. Every time I visit the ocean I always feel humbled.
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Eck! Snakes. Glad some ppl can appreciate their colors. I would be too busy running away😂
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LOL! I completely understand!
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Love the cooler weather, and have been working on my patio for the last few days. I love it! You are so lucky to have all your kids home. I am jealous. I don’t even remember what my kid looks like. I want to read the new CoHo. Everyone is loving it.
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I am definitely super thankful! I know only have about 6 months left before my oldest will be off. I’m already dreading it, but super proud of him. I know you are so looking forward to the time with your daughter!! And I hope you love Heart Bones, too, once you get to it!
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We had more storms here and there. Hot and humid but on a personal note between moving ,painting and reading life is getting back on track. My son is doing online college this semester so I have some help with everything.
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We had two brief storms roll through, but we’ve been staying mostly in the 80s for the last several days and we’re supposed to be in the 70s by the end of the week. I can’t wait!!! My son is mostly online this semester, too. He has one lab that he’ll have to go in for on occasion. He’s working 3 -8 hr days a week, too, though. But, depending on how all the COVID stuff goes, he will be transferring to LA Tech in the spring. That’s about an hour and a half from here, so he’ll have to stay on campus. At least he’ll still be close enough to visit regularly. I hope the weather is working towards cooling off for y’all, too, this week!
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My son’s a junior at UL( geaux Cajuns) but because of health issues he stayed home this semester. He’s missing college life and ready to go back. Still in 90’s here 70 would be great.
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I certainly don’t blame him for staying home this semester if he has health issues. We have a friend at UL on a football scholarship, and he was quarantined on campus for a few weeks because he picked up COVID. Fortunately he only had mild symptoms. He’s only a freshman, though, and it was really rough for him just leaving home for the first time and then having to be quarantined by himself.
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Wow!
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Love seeing Heart Bones as your favorite this week!
It’s so nice you got that moment with your family. I had one last night with my sister’s family and my parents at in my sister’s backyard. I don’t like thinking about winter and how it will be harder to get together as the weather gets worse.
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Yes, Heart Bones was just awesome! I’m so glad you got that time with your family. I hope winter doesn’t put too big of a damper on y’all. That’s one thing about being in the south – it’s a rare thing for winter to get in the way of anything. The extreme heat of our summers is usually the bigger adversary here.
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