The Sunday Post is hosted by the wonderful Kimberly, the Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news, recap the past week, take a look ahead, and showcase our new treasures—I mean books!
Last Week
Mr. Bookwyrm was on travel this week, and I had the week off from indexing. As usual, I had unrealistic ideas about how much I could get done, but although I didn’t get to everything on my to-do list, I did have a productive and pleasant week. I dealt with some backlogged paperwork, did a little much-overdue housework, got my flu shot, shopped for shoes (ugh), and provided transportation for a friend to visit her husband in the hospital. (He is going to be all right, and was discharged that evening.) I baked pumpkin bread one morning, then spent the afternoon with another friend having tea, talking about books, and spinning. On Friday, I did a lot of concert preparation, from sitting while the piano tuner worked on the church piano to buying supplies for the post-concert reception.
Speaking of concert prep, this afternoon is the fall concert for my choruses — the two I direct and the one I sing in. We had a good dress rehearsal yesterday. Both the choruses I direct are smaller than usual, but I’m pleased with how well they are singing.
We’re seeing Hamilton on tour this week! I am so excited. I plan to listen to the cast album several times before we go, so I know all the lyrics. It’s going to be great.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving if you are celebrating it this week!
Last Week on the Blog
- Sunday Post – 11/17/2019
- COYER Winter 2019 sign-up
- The Last Moriarty by Charles Veley – audiobook review
- News & Notes – 11/23/2019
- Sunday Post – 11/24/2019 – this post
This Week on the Blog
- Reviews and posts TBD
- News & Notes – 11/30/2019 – tentative
- Sunday Post – 12/01/2019 – tentative
What I’m Reading/Watching
Reading: I read A Dangerous Collaboration by Deanna Raybourn, and started Aunt Dimity and the Heart of Gold. And I reread two Mary Balogh books, Slightly Married and Slightly Scandalous. (Click titles for Goodreads links.)
Listening: I finished The Last Moriarty, the first book in Charles Veley’s “Sherlock Holmes and Lucy James” series (reviewed here), and promptly started on the second book, The Wilhelm Conspiracy.
Watching: Warehouse 13, except that with Mr. Bookwyrm out of town this week, I didn’t actually watch anything.
Added to the Hoard
For Review or Review Consideration
Click to see on Goodreads: A Murderous Relation; There’s a Murder Afoot
Library Haul
Click to see on Goodreads: Aunt Dimity and the Heart of Gold
Purchased (Kindle, print, or audio)
Click to see on Goodreads: Death Comes to the School; The Masked City; The Day of the Duchess; Terminal Alliance
Have a great week!
Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction
It always seems like we THINK we can get more done than is actually possible, right? Glad you still managed to check some things off the to-do lists. GOod luck with your choirs!
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Greg
Hope your fall concert went well! It is that time of year- we have one coming up at our church soon too.
I think those Raybourn books look so fun.
Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
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Shelleyrae @ Book’d Out
It sounds to me as if you accomplished a lot during the week!
Wishing you a great reading week, and a happy Thanksgiving
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Lark_Bookwyrm
Thank you, and I wish you the same!
Berls
I hope the concert went well!! And Hamlet! So jealous, enjoy it 🙂
I have a tendency to do the same thing – make a to do list that is much too long for what I can actually accomplish. But getting through even half the list makes me feel good… sounds like you were still pretty productive.
Hope you have a great week 🙂
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Lark_Bookwyrm
Thank you, Berls! The concert went well. We are in a rebuilding phase, but I am hopeful that our numbers will grow. And the children and youth choruses received so much praise for how beautifully they sang. I’m very proud of them.
Anne - Books of My Heart
Even if I do an extraordinary amount of stuff I always want to do more. It sounds like an excellent week. I hope the chorus goes well and you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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Rachel
It seems like I always think I can do more than actually gets done, lol.
Oh, I’ve really enjoyed the Veronica Speedwell series. I didn’t know a new one was coming. I also enjoy Mary Balogh’s historical romances. Happy reading and have a happy Thanksgiving! 🙂
Lark_Bookwyrm
I know; it’s a perennial problem for me, too.
The Veronica Speedwell series has been great so far; I’m glad you’ve enjoyed it!
Lark
Hope you had a happy Thanksgiving! 😀
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Lark_Bookwyrm
I did, and thank you! I hope you did also.
Nicci @ Sunny Buzzy Books
Sounds like you had a super productive week even if you didn’t get everything checked off that you originally wanted to! I laughed out loud at the ugh after shoe shopping! That sums up how I feel about shoe shopping… I hates it! lol
I hope you enjoyed Hamilton!