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Friday, March 01, 2013

Little House Read-a-Long news, #Estellagram

  • I have made the decision to move ALL of the opening posts for the Little House Read-A-Long to the first Monday of the month, instead of the first of the month. I don't know about you guys, but it's much easier for me to put together a thoughtful post over a weekend. I apologize if any of you rushed to get it read before today. I have finished Little House, but I didn't want to just throw a post up.
  • Are you on Instagram? Are you participating in the #Estellagram? No? You should be! I am, you can follow me as lharsma.
  • In possibly the most exciting news in years, we have a moving date! Guys, I'm so ready to leave this little apartment!! March 23rd! (Coincidentally, Mike's birthday.)
  • Which means that yesterday our dryer stopped working. Yes, it's part of the apartment, not ours, but really? We couldn't go another month without having to call the landlord?
  • Florida man swallowed by sinkhole in bedroom. Horrifying!
  • I had a job interview yesterday, and I realized on my way to the interview that it was the first time in my life that I've ever interviewed with a man. It was also the least chatty interview I've ever done. I don't think this was a coincidence. In other job search news, I have not yet found a job, but I'm getting pretty blase about interview outfits. Also, if you are looking for a state job, be warned that the process moves very very slowly and it doesn't pay to get your hopes up.

What I Read This Week:

  • First, let me just say how glad I am that I keep this running list, because otherwise I'd just completely forget what I read!
  • Little House on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Of course.
  • Back to the Good Fortune Diner (Harlequin Superromance) to by Vicki Essex. I was expecting good this from this from other reviews, but couldn't ever connect with either main character and ultimately didn't buy the love story. It was a NetGalley book, so expect a short review about why.
  • Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell. I really wanted to finish this one this week for it's release date. I did not make it.

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