“We can’t be afraid of change. You may feel very secure in
the pond that you are in, but if you never venture out of it, you will never
know that there is such a thing as an ocean, a sea. Holding onto something that
is good for you now, may be the very reason why you don’t have something
better.” I really hope this is the
Truth.
The past few months have been crazy in my life and thus I
have not been reading or blogging.
While planning a ten day vacation to Germany, my husband got a phone
call asking him to come back to the job he left almost seven years ago and it
threw us for a huge loop. We took
our trip, the following weekend he flew down to interview for the job, last
weekend we drive down and put an offer on a house, and this weekend we have
started to pack up our house here.
I am pretty devastated to be leaving Oregon and never imagined raising
my son in Nevada, but it is happening no matter how much I push back against
it. But honestly, I am scared and
sad. So my mind isn’t in a great
space and while I wish I could read I probably should just give up because even
the reading I have done hasn’t been done well.
15.13 A Death in Vienna
This audio book was an absolute lifesaver on the 8 hour
drive to Nevada one day and the 7 hour drive back two days later. I have read all of Silva’s books but my
husband just won’t try them out (probably because I say he should) but we both
enjoyed this and it made the time fly.
Plus, Gabriel is truly the best.
16.13 The End of the Wasp Season
This is the second Mina I have read, both featuring DCI
Marrow, and while I like her character and find her intriguing, the format of
shifting between the investigators and the criminals just kills the mystery for
me. Since we know everything and
everyone as it happens I just can’t get invested in watching Marrow solve it.
17.13 The Twelve
I started this on the plane to Germany and was so excited to
really tuck into it on the ten hour flight – but oh my god! You now have your
own TV on those flights and it has been years since I watched an adult movie of
my own choosing so instead of reading I watched: Anna Karenina, Jack Reecher,
Perks of Being a Wallflower, Hitchcock, The Help, Twilight –
somethingridiculous, and The Hobbit.
Do I feel guilty? Kind of,
but such is life. Honestly, I
haven’t even finished this one but I do plan to, I just figure I won’t be very
qualified to write a review by then so I am including it here.
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