I have just finished "50 Harbor Street" by Debbie Macomber. It is the 5th in the Cedar Cove Series.
I am really enjoying this series and have decided to read on through. I could add something in between each installment but I am really engrossed in this story. So, on I go.
In "50 Harbor Street" a lot of big changes happened. Cecelia had her baby and all is well. Anson is missing and in a lot of trouble. The author of the postcards is revealed. Cliff and Grace ....well, best read it for yourself. Something is going on with absolutely everybody and I have come to one conclusion about this series --
I would like to live in Cedar Cove.
I just downloaded the 6th installment on my Kindle -- "6 Rainier Drive" -- from my local library.
I love being able to download library books onto my Kindle. I have given up being so stoic about print books -- I love this Kindle and will continue to use it. I can buy books, check books out of the library, and I can carry it in my purse. I still buy books but I have run out of bookcase space and have many books on those shelves unread so I see no reason to continue to buy physical books when I can make good use of the library -- even if they are e-books!
So, off I go to load the dishwasher, make a cake, finish some laundry, do a bit of vacuuming and ------- start the new installment!
Happy Saturday!
Saturday, February 10, 2018
Facebook -- What to Do
I have been "on" Facebook since its inception. I remember signing up for it before it was clear what it was for. That is a long time ago now. I used to enjoy it. Some of it I still do but....
I am on several interesting sites and I comment and people comment back and we enjoy conversation about a mutually interesting subject.
But...nobody reads my posts.
I posted two reasonably interesting things yesterday -- one sort of sadly comical -- sad because it was true, comical because, well, it was true. And, one with photos which I thought were interesting.
No comments, no heads up that it was seen.
I clearly don't have what it takes to be a facebooker.
Should I quit? Should I just lurk which is mostly what I do anyway?
I read peoples posts and I comment. I am invisible.
Oh well......
I am on several interesting sites and I comment and people comment back and we enjoy conversation about a mutually interesting subject.
But...nobody reads my posts.
I posted two reasonably interesting things yesterday -- one sort of sadly comical -- sad because it was true, comical because, well, it was true. And, one with photos which I thought were interesting.
No comments, no heads up that it was seen.
I clearly don't have what it takes to be a facebooker.
Should I quit? Should I just lurk which is mostly what I do anyway?
I read peoples posts and I comment. I am invisible.
Oh well......
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