Hi, blog world. I think of you way more often than I write to you. If you're looking for the book review, scroll down to just above the last picture.
What have I been up to? I have mostly been reading and enjoying a happy-go-lucky summer. I have done a bit more knitting than usual. I have watched a few TV things on Netflix and Amazon Prime. Next week I get to go to my cousin's cabin, and later in the summer to my sister's cabin. Yay! I will get some sewing done then. And more reading. I love reading on the deck with the beautiful lake in my view. We have no big travel plans for the rest of this year... just a random road trip here and there.
I babysat Bonus again last week. He is turning into a little boy.. no more baby fat. He is still such a sweet and agreeable boy. That's his built-in personality. Isn't that nice?? He loves playing with cars, and he runs and jumps and dances and sings. It makes me happy just to be with him.
I am working very few hours this summer. It is lovely. Last week I did a two-hour shift, and it went so fast. I think I might not work at all in the month of July. I have a dream job at which I get to set my own hours. It is PERFECT.
Here is a little bit of sewing I have done lately:
It was quilted a while ago; I finally got the binding on and will be sending it to Quilts Beyond Borders.
July blocks for the Lotto at Sunshine
I finished a book, so here is a book review for you: News of the World by Paulette Jiles. I really loved this book! The writing is beautiful. You will get a sense of being in the natural environment in which the characters travel. Not only is that beautiful, also beautiful is the relationship that develops between the two characters: a man in his 70s and a 10-year-old girl. Watch how the man responds to the differences between their two cultures. It's lovely. I highly recommend this book.
2 comments:
I loved News of the World and have recommended it to many people. Glad you discovered it and liked it, too.
How nice to hear that you're having such a great summer! Your Bonus sounds like my nephew, who was just born with a kind and sweet demeanor. He's 26 now, and just the same!
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