Book #1 for #AngelaReads2023 was Spy Camp by Stuart Gibbs. Another fun installment in the Spy School series. Happy to be reading these with one of my kiddos #YALit
@heymrsbond I had this conversation with my great-aunt a week ago. Do I love having Biden as the nominee? No. But he is. And the teams around him are phenomenally skilled people that I trust to do the best they can for this country. They are only fracturing the base at this point.
@heymrsbond The first Buc-ees in CO just opened just down the road from me. I don’t mind the food when I need something quick to grab. I like the fact that there are so many pumps it’s quick to gas up. But the traffic around it is hilariously ridiculous
@jasminericegirl@Delta Last week my suitcase lost a wheel just like that while checked on a Delta flight. I went to the baggage services desk at the airport and they immediately set up a claim for me to chose and get a new suitcase. Shipped it direct to my house.
@NipseyHoussle The problem is that boomers are wanting to downsize, and people like me (DINK) are looking for a starter home and the boomers want the same houses I want-but the home builders just keep building giant homes that cost $500,000+ and have five bedrooms
@korytellers I know I’m not your exact demographic (33), but I read voraciously until high school. Once I got into high school and college I didn’t have time to read for fun. Once I completed my masters in 2020, I rediscovered my love of reading
Since then, I had it on the bedside table w/ every intention of reading it, but I kept not starting it. Finally, I started it two days ago and LOVE it. I'm devouring it. Why is it so hard to just open a book and start it? 2/2
Is it just me? I love to read but have this strange struggle to start books. For instance, there is a book that I have had on my want to read list for at least a year and a half. My mom read it with her book club & passed it on to me last Oct. 1/2