Deb Nance at Readerbuzz hosts The Sunday Salon.
- Code Name Hélène by Ariel Lawhon
- The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Osman
Last Sunday I went to a Black Culture House event to see the film "Floyd Norman: An Animated Life." Floyd is an alum of my high school and the first Black animator for Disney. It's not a topic I would normally be interested in, but I womaned a table for our alumni association. It turned out to be really interesting (here's Floyd's IMDB link; he's worked on some of the hottest animated features).
During the week I went on a walk with a high school friend and another one (whom I hadn't seen in decades) came over for a visit when he was in town. I feel like the past couple months have been filled with touching base with long-time friends. It's been great. And this coming week I'll see two more on a trip to Las Vegas.
Today I am going on two walks with friends. I figure if I am on walks, I won't snack on chocolate. 😃
It's the end of one month and the beginning of another so it's time for reflection and looking ahead. This image is of the books I hoped to read in April. I read all of these books plus 4 others so it was good month number-wise and I liked all the books I read.
And this image is of the books I plan on reading in May. I have put off reading This Tender Land for years and am determined to read it this coming month. Have you read any of these? What did you think of them?
Here is is the current state of my 2022 challenges. The image is a link to my challenges page.
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