Sunday, May 24, 2026

Sunday Post #339

 


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.

Happy Sunday!

If you're in the States, hope everyone you're enjoying the long weekend! I had to work yesterday so we didn't make any plans, which is fine since I try to avoid going on vacation over holiday weekends. 

We went to that historical event on Wednesday with my sister and BIL and enjoyed it. I had read a bunch about The Donner Party not long after moving to Northern California after realizing the location wasn't far from us, but I had forgotten a lot and the presenters did the trail around the same time of yearThe Donner had traveled so they shared their experiences. 
 
 Still working on weeding out the rose garden and making plans to go to Southern California again to see my in-laws and our son.  Also making plans for Montana. We may drive at the end of June and fly in July. Flights are so expensive right now, which I'm guessing is because of the never ending war going on. 

Snapdragons blooming again. 

Picked some wild Sweet Pea blooming along my walking trail

Birds by Cavallini & Co.
Puzzle 28 of 2026

Read:

The One Day You Were My Husband by Rosie Walsh
Platform Decay by Martha Wells
The Shippers by Katherine Center
The Final Target by Nora Roberts

Platform Decay by Martha Wells-5 Stars
The Final Target by Nora Roberts-5 Stars


Received:

If Books Could Kill by Kate Eberle
Scent of Hope by Susan May Warren
Brighter Than Before by Courtney Walsh
Whisper Creek by Allison Brennan

If Books Could Kill by Kate Eberle
Scent of Hope by Susan May Warren
Brighter Than Before by Courtney Walsh
Whisper Creek by Allison Brennan

Thank you to Viking Penguin, Recorded Books, Revell, Thomas Nelson and Minotaur Books!



How was your week?



3 comments:

  1. Such pretty flowers! Hope you have a great week!

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  2. My library has a new cataloging system and it doesn't add books to the catalog until they are almost ready to be checked out. I was finally able to request The Shippers this week. Good luck with your travel plans to Montana.

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