Sunday Post #97

 

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 can't believe the rise in Covid numbers! They just shut down indoor dining here again in East Bay area (where I'm currently) which goes into effect Tuesday. It hadn't been open that long and was only up to 50%. Down in Southern California we had never opened up to indoor dining since the shutdown so no change there. Even though it's Southern California it gets cold at night! I've seen some tenting (like for weddings & events) at a few places and of course heaters, and I wonder how is that much different than indoor dining exposure wise?  

I'm

enjoying the Fall weather and colors up here in East Bay. The trees are amazing up here!

On my run.

Still no kitty. I can tell my other cat is feeling his loss. They are great buddies, playing and hunting together.  He's been hanging out with me more.  

We'll be on our way home shortly. As soon as I finish writing this up I'll pack my things packed up and off we'll go. 

Read:

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As you can see I haven't got much reading done. I've been binging on Forensic Files, oddly enough. I think it's been my way of tuning out all the news. I just would like things settled! Anyhow, loved The Thursday Murder Club sooo much! The narration was superb! I listened to the interview at the end and was so pleased to find out there's another book coming! 

Received/Purchased/Library Lend:

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So yeah, I didn't read a lot last week, but I got a lot of books to read this last week. Four are library lends. I'm currently listening to Visions of Heat (Psy-Changeling #2)  for Anne at Books of My Heart read-along starting in the new year, and I'm loving it! I borrowed Long Road to Mercy after grabbing Daylight from Netgalley so I can start the series at the beginning. I'm excited about Deep into the Dark as it's a new series from PJ Tracy and I'm a huge fan of their Monkeywrench series. Sleeping Murder is another Agatha Christie re-read. 

Watched:

So yeah, as I said above I've been binging Forensic Files. Somehow murder is helping me ignore the circus that going on in real life. Happily burying my head in the sand here, lol! 

How was your week?