Suzanne Suzanne’s Comments (group member since Aug 13, 2015)


Suzanne’s comments from the Nothing But Reading Challenges group.

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Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 14, 2021 02:52PM

35559 Oh good! I too really depend on notifications. They make checking in/ knowing what's going on so much easier!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 14, 2021 01:29PM

35559 Mine are working at the moment (I THINK)
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 14, 2021 12:58PM

35559 Oh yes - I haven't read those in awhile but I loved them! I'd love to re-read them, but I also have the sequel series I should pick up and read.

I'm so glad you reminded me about those!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 14, 2021 12:14PM

35559 What book is it? Curious minds want to know - and 8 or 9 times - sounds like a keeper!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 14, 2021 06:07AM

35559 That's the best and happiest reason for a reading slump Steven!!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 14, 2021 05:54AM

35559 Welcome back Sammy!

How annoying about the kitchen! They are lucky you didn't just turn right around :)
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 11, 2021 03:57PM

35559 Sammy - I know you are long gone - but have fun!

We made it back from our trip that started right at the beginning of this challenge. Yay! That also means I had very limited internet the last two days - we drove 2000 miles in the last 4 days!

Anyway, I finished my set in South America book somewhere in there and it is on the spreadsheet. I also finished another book. And I've been reading the backroom BOM but I need to go answer questions now that I have internet and a computer.

I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 08, 2021 04:47PM

35559 lol Sammy. I've done that too. Good find!!!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 07, 2021 09:30AM

35559 Sonia wrote: "Oh gawd don't... don't say it. I can't read Neil Gaiman, don't ruin TJ Klune to me."

Oooh I've always been so embarrassed because I should like Neil Gaiman's books, and I've tried and tried but I just don't. And now - yay - there is someone else :)

I loved House in the Cerulean Sea though - so hopefully you will too.
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 07, 2021 09:19AM

35559 One of my current books I thought only fit for MPG Mystery, but...they just pulled out and served a cheeseboard! Bingo!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 07, 2021 07:49AM

35559 Oh oops yeah I meant April for when I read those books. I guess words are hard :) And TIME is hard.
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 07, 2021 04:48AM

35559 Sadly I've read both BOM for July in May. Boo! I loved The House in the Cerulean Sea and have no idea why it's classified as YA. No teenage love, in fact no teenagers in the book! I think people will enjoy it!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 07, 2021 04:44AM

35559 Thats a lovely cake! And beautiful fish too!!
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 06, 2021 01:54PM

35559 How fun! I love the creativity of the complain people. I've dressed up at cons before but it wasn't super elaborate. It was fun though.
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 06, 2021 01:01PM

35559 Oh that's fantastic! What was your topic? I'd totally sign up for that AND the games class.
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 06, 2021 12:54PM

35559 Oh Applied History of Toys and Games sounds pretty great! I would totally want to take that.

My husband took a Science Fiction literature class - I was always jealous of that one. They talked to Ray Bradbury and others via conference call.
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 06, 2021 12:42PM

35559 That nothing is so hard for the parents too! And so is teaching them hard for the parents. My granddaughter only had to go online a couple months - we had 4 adults in the house and her and I'm pretty sure she "won" most of the stubbornness contests :) I don't know how people with multiple kids did it. Wow it has been a tough year+.
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 06, 2021 09:41AM

35559 Sammy wrote: "Suzanne wrote: "That makes sense to me. Thanks for the quick answer! In the US the Community College often takes the place of the first two years of University, vs. high school. But yes, people liv..."

Lol yeah I think there are lots of those classes. I DO like them as fill when they need more credit. I know at our Uni they can take rock climbing and billiards and bowling and dutch oven cooking. No degree, but those are probably good stress relief.

We will have live only classes in the fall! I'm so excited - the past year I had to teach every class live AND on zoom AND recorded. I didn't get a lot of interaction between students because I was just to overwhelmed to figure out how to do it. (Although many of them really liked zoom and REALLY liked that the class was recorded.) Sigh...I maybe still should provide that - the only bright side is that my grandson is so impressed I have my own YouTube Channel. :)
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 06, 2021 07:52AM

35559 That makes sense to me. Thanks for the quick answer! In the US the Community College often takes the place of the first two years of University, vs. high school. But yes, people live at home generally. So a totally different experience.

I often feel bad seeing people take basic math classes that don't even count towards a degree at our university when they are SO much cheaper at community college.
Team Rincewind (1365 new)
Jun 06, 2021 07:21AM

35559 Captains, will a Community College setting work for "set at a university"?

I hope everyone is having a good day! And Sonia, I hope that headache goes away sometime - that's way too long!