Sugar crash, Washing dishes, politics

• Post candy sugar coma.
• I am toying with the idea of starting a book club. I need to ask the library if we can use their meeting room first, my house isn't big enough.
• I'm ready for the election to be over. At some point I'll just stop going back to Facebook and Twitter, cause it's so annoying. I can not imagine that there are any undecided people left online. You are all preaching to the choir. (Not YOU, "you".)
  
• We had a series of doctor's appointments this week. The good news: my appointment gave me the all clear. The bad news: The Bug has to go see a dermatologist in Sioux Falls for a weird arm lump. It doesn't seem serious, but it does seem like a pain in the you know what.
• The Princess and the Bug have started asking to wash dishes every day. They think it's the most fun EVER. I just wish it actually got my dishes clean. My floor is awfully clean tho.

More on Reading:

• This will come as no shock, but the list is kind of stressing me out! But you know, I went back and read my original post on the personal challenge, and I never said I'd do it in a year! So I think I'm going to cut myself a little slack. 
• I do still want to read Janssen's best of 2011 this year, because you KNOW she's about to do a best of 2012 and I can't get behind!
• And then I reviewed my goals for the year and am pleased to say I'm actually doing pretty well on those too.
• I have not officially joined the Bleak House Read a Long, but I did convince my BFF to read it. She owes me, since I read David Copperfield for her 20 years ago.

What I Read This Week:

• The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood. Finished this one up. That is one scary book. And I have no idea what to think about the ending! I might have to write a draft review and then go read some scholarly type reviews before I commit to posting.
• Sullivan's Woman by Nora Roberts. Guys. This was AWFUL. Review scheduled for Monday. 
• Death Masks (The Dresden Files, Book 5) by Jim Butcher. I loved the first four in the series, but this one is just so ridiculous. I'm struggling. I hope if I get through it that the rest of the series will be great again.
• The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration by Isabel Wilkerson. This is right up my alley.