It's been a long week. The reading part has been good, but the life part has been pretty crazy! I'm starting to work on an upcoming concert for charity in addition to choosing and prepping church music for Lent. David had his first sleepover that was not at a relative's house and had a blast. The hubby and I actually got to go out on a date without kids in tow! Life is never boring around here.
Read This Week:
By Sara Miles
By Erin Lindsay McCabe
Posts from the Past Week:
What are you reading this week?
Sleep overs are always fun, especially if they make it through the night. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteHe did so well! I wasn't worried about him, since we are great friends with the family and my parents live right down the road from them.
DeleteYou have some great looking books here.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sheila!
DeleteCity of God is on my tbr for review shelf...
ReplyDeletesooo many books . soooo little time.
HapPy reading and blessed LENT !
If you're into music , I've a #SONGSonSUNDAYS weekly meme you might enjoy linking to - would love to have you =)
It was a really thought-provoking read and perfect to reading during Lent! I will have to come check out your Sunday posts. :)
DeleteBread and Wine sounds great, nice review. Funny how food brings people together...
ReplyDeleteThanks Greg. I really enjoyed the book.
DeleteYou have to love a childless date! Both my kids go on an overnight camp in a couple of weeks and hubby and I are beside ourselves with excitement! Chances are we will just end up going to bed early! You can check out my week here http://kyliesreads.blogspot.com.au/2014/03/its-monday-what-are-you-reading.html
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! You always miss them, but there is nothing like a few nights of sleep without a crying baby or an small elbow in the gut.
DeleteA date? What's that?! Haha.
ReplyDeleteThe Stranger You Know sounds interesting, I look forward to your thoughts on that one.
Happy Reading!
:-)
Bits & Bobs
I know, it was a very strange and novel thing! We are lucky to have grandparents who are willing to babysit and who live fairly close to us.
DeleteThe Stranger You Know is ok for me. The pacing is great, but the characters are falling a bit flat.
I'd love to know more about The Stranger You Know
ReplyDeleteBy Andrea Kane it looks interesting.
It's a mystery about this group of investigators looking into a string of murders of red-headed college students. The head of the team is a redhead herself and may be the last target.
DeleteI remember those days where a rare date with the husband was an event.
ReplyDeleteHere's my It's Monday!
It was really nice. :)
DeleteSounds like a fun and busy week. I've read The Stranger You Know and enjoyed it. Come see my Monday Report. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy. Did you read the other books in the series?
DeleteCity of God looks good. Are you going to review it? Or did I miss it?
ReplyDeleteYes! It's up today (Tuesday) so you can pick it up for Lent! :)
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