32yo, sapphic, polyam, book lover, retail worker, and cat mom. she/her
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Rarely here anymore, but try to check in every couple days. Can usually be found on tumblr @/tempest-in-spooky-earrings.
Always sucks finding out one of your managers is homophobic af, but it's also good info to have, so I guess that balances out? I don't know. I kind of liked this one, so I'm disappointed.
ALT A visual summary of everything I have read in August 2022. All the information in this image and more is laid out in the text of the thread below.
I am, once again, sleep deprived, climbing up a ladder to get a cat off a roof. Different cat and different roof, but same ladder and same wobbliness, so some things don't change.
Did somehow manage to make it 75% into a memoir, believing I was reading a novel. Never did that before.
Is the Libby app acting up for anyone else? Every time I pause it and then hit play again, it starts back up like two solid minutes ahead of where I paused it. That is . . . not what I want when listening to audiobooks.
So close that I'm considering whether I should bump the number up.
ALT 2022 Reading Challenge: You've read 116 of 120 books! 96% complete. Great going! Read one book per month for the rest of the year to complete your challenge.
ALT Books I Read in the Second and Third Weeks of August 2022: Piranesi by Susanna Clarke (4.5⭐), A Lady for a Duke by Alexis Hall (4.5⭐), Too Bright to See by Kyle Lukoff (4.0⭐), People's Republic of Walmart by Leigh Phillips and Michal Rozworski (4.0⭐), Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree (5.0⭐)
The amount of disappointment I feel that someone bought the pink house in my neighborhood and painted it navy blue is completely disproportionate to the facts of the situation. It wasn't my pink house. But it did make me smile every time I saw it.