TSS: BLOGGIESTA, READING, ETC. — MARCH 24

On By Laurel-Rain SnowIn blogging, reading, The Sunday Salon

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Good morning, Sunday Saloners!   For those of you who are participating in Bloggiesta this weekend, how is the party going for you?

I’ve been having a lot of fun making over my blog Curl up and Read.  I tend to work on my blogs pretty regularly, but during this event, I go all out.  And I love visiting the other blogs, discovering new things to add to my list after seeing what they’re doing.

There are mini-challenges, and one of mine was Getting to Know You, in which I featured blogger Alexis, from Reflections of a Bookaholic.

Even with all this going on, I managed to put together a Checkpoint for my Mt. TBR Challenge, and realized that I am almost halfway to my goal for the year.

Earlier in the week on the blogs:

I celebrated St. Patrick’s Day and wrote:  A Guilty Pleasures Nod to St. Paddy’s Day

My Hump Day Potpourri post:  Taking Inventory

Saturday Potpourri:  Blogging Activities & Reading

Sweet Saturday Sample:  Juvenile Probation (An Excerpt from Defining Moments, a WIP)

My Reading Week: (Click Titles/Covers for Reviews)

I was distracted early in the week, as Noah was sick and staying with me; I was worried.  Then he got better, and everything picked up, moving along nicely.

1.  The Sixes, by Kate White

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2.  Messenger of Truth (Maisie Dobbs), by Jacqueline Winspear (Sequel Challenge)

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3.   3rd Degree (Women’s Murder Club), by James Patterson (Sequel Challenge, Women’s Murder Club Challenge)

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4.  Ctrl Z (e-book), by Danika Stone (Review Book)

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And today, I want to watch some movies and start reading something like:  2nd Chance, another Women’s Murder Club book by James Patterson.

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What was your week like?  What are you planning for today…for next week?  Enjoy!

 

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17 thoughts on “TSS: BLOGGIESTA, READING, ETC. — MARCH 24”

    1. I tend to start with a short list, easily achievable; and then I sometimes add things. It helps keep it all manageable…lol.

      Thanks for stopping by, Kate. I like the interactions of other bloggers most while doing this event. Enjoy your weekend.

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    1. I have one more of his on my stacks from another series: Worst Case. (Michael Bennett series?). They do tend to sit on my stacks for awhile, but these fit with a challenge I’m doing. And they’re quick reads…lol.

      Thanks for stopping by, Harvee, and enjoy your weekend.

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  3. You know, one of these days I’m going to have to read something by Jacqueline Winspear – her books look so good and I love the covers (as shallow as that sounds LOL)! Have a great week!!

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    1. I’ve been saying that for awhile, Wendy, and finally did it. I got my copy from the library, as I wasn’t sure if it would be a keeper. And it probably would be, except my shelves are overflowing..lol.

      Thanks for stopping by!

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    1. I sort of got off track, after reading No. 1; then I skipped to No. 7, because I got the book in a giveaway. It would be great to read in order, wouldn’t it?

      Thanks for stopping by, Yvonne, and enjoy your week.

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