Summer Reading Program


 I should have been writing this summer, but the last book I wrote was still my Redwoods book. Instead of writing, I have been traveling From the OR/CA Border Pacific Coast, to visit family in DC and then we had company visit us here and spent a lot of days playing in the Redwoods, exploring the lighthouse and the sea animals.
 Then I had to rip old, ugly carpeting out of my room, and while doing that, thin out the books crowding my bedroom library. The granddaughter thought I should keep all the books and just not put a bed back in. She assured me her dolly said the floor was comfortable to sleep on.
 but her grandpa assured me a bed was necessary so she was out-voted.
 I did keep the first books I ever wrote
 and I took the granddaughter to arts and crafts at our local library to convince both of us that we don't have to OWN every book to be able to enjoy them.

the books I got rid of The Virdi Goode reading picnic

But of course I got new books. Three books by R. R. Virdi, with lots of super supernatural encounters, mystery, mayhem and adventure joined my own novels and picture books for a pleasant afternoon under the maple tree.

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Published on August 10, 2017 16:43
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message 1: by Harini (new)

Harini Gopalswami Srinivasan Hello Dixie! Nice to catch up on what you're up to. Your granddaughter is CUTE! I will be moving soon and am dreading the thought of weeding out my books! Some favourites of course I can never part with, but the sad part is that there are so many potential favourites I haven't even read yet!


message 2: by Dixie (new)

Dixie Goode Harini wrote: "Hello Dixie! Nice to catch up on what you're up to. Your granddaughter is CUTE! I will be moving soon and am dreading the thought of weeding out my books! Some favourites of course I can never part..."

Hello,
It is good to hear from you too. I hope the move is for happy reasons.? It is hard to let go of books, even though some of the older favorites have such tiny print my trifocals and 54 year old eyes would never let me read them anymore. And thanks, I think Daisy is cute, but I am completely biased now.


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