The Sunday Post is hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated reviewer book blog, and is a post to recap my bookish and non-bookish things from the last week. I'm also linking up to The Sunday Salon hosted by Deb Nance @Readerbuzz.
It's been a busy week with cats! Smokey has been settling in, super friendly and less afraid. Peanut and Smokey have little meet-and-greets through a small crack in the door as we supervise. It's going well. We caught Starla, the mom cat (now named Marmalade) and her 3 kittens, took them to the animal rescue. Starla is being spayed and given her shots on Tuesday and I'm picking her up directly from there to come home. Marmalade and her kittens are on the list to be adopted out. The kittens have a better chance at getting placed. If they can't place Marmalade, we'll get her back after she's been spayed and vaccinated.
We've had a few rainy days and it's been cold at night! It dipped down to 27F degrees. We've pulled dead flowers and vegetables from the garden. I do have some fall/winter produce coming. Little gem lettuce, Swiss Chard radish, arugula, cauliflower and broccoli.
I've been out on a lot of runs/walks around the neighborhood and the fall colors continue to amaze me!
Burning Bush
Scarlet firethorn
Great Blue Heron in middle background (hard to see) and a buck.
Read:
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Cursed (Alex Verus #2) by Benedict Jacka: 4 Stars
The Taken Ones (Steinbeck and Reed #1) by Jess Lourey: 4 Stars
Received:
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Thank you to G,P. Putnam's Sons and Dial Press!
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How was your week?
Busy week with cats. I can't have them with my allergies but my neighbor is feeding several at her house (across the street). Our fall colors are really getting nice but no freeze yet, only upper 30s. I see you are reading books I loved like Alex Verus and Steinbeck & Reed.
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I see the heron!!! I saw the buck first, of course. That burning bush plant is gorgeous!!! I'm glad things are going well with the kitties.
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