After all, tomorrow is another day…

The next few reads for the year were differently than expected.

Happy New Year, Year of the Snake!

Over the years, I have continued to successfully reach my reasonable Goodreads goal of two books a month. When I discovered last year that my local library hosts a monthly book club, I decided to join.

I’ve spent many hours starting, drafting, and saving several unfinished posts over the past few years. None have been published.

Continuing right on schedule, April 2021 Reads consisted of A Natural History of Dragons, the first of The Memoirs of Lady Trent series, and The Border Keeper, the first in the Mkalis Cycle.

We’ve always driven by and quickly through, but in all the years I have lived in Utah, I’ve never actually spent the time to visit the Bryce Canyon.

While February ended with only reading Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult, March reads were easier and quicker with Jenny Han’s To All the Boys I've Loved Before Series.

We are a pretty nerdy/geeky family and don’t really need any sort of reason to celebrate pie. It’s fun to celebrate silly holidays like these! With Pi / π Day around the corner, I’ve been searching for all sorts of recipes to try out.

Last year, in the epic 2020 self-quarantining world of sour dough starters and urban gardening, I chose to go with a small herb garden.

I’ve been wanting to renovate the kitchen since we’ve moved in over ten years ago.