Hour 23: How will you continue on

[Cynda]

Many of us have been reading for hours. Maybe we're looking at the dishes or the errand list or even our beds. What will you do to continue for one more hour. Will you stretch or pour an extra cuppa or glass?

[Cynda]

I have moved from my bed to my loveseat, stretching on the way to change my body position. I am making up a new cuppa tea to increase the caffeine level. Now settled in to read.

[Jana]

I moved indoors because the sun had lowered enough that it was making sitting on my balcony uncomfortably warm, but now I'm missing the sunshine and solitude, so I might just head back out with a fan for the last hours.

[Vanessa]

Load the dishwasher then change from reading in bed to
finish the last hour to read in a recliner .

[Dee]

i sat outside for a little while this afternoon to read - i'm probably going to wrap up the last hour laying in bed...debating what i'm going to do for dinner when it wraps up - its a toss-up between Chinese, Japanese (Hibachi Grill) or Pho

[Cathy]

I am really tired now, because it‘s 1am here. I will try not to fall asleep in the last hour of this readathon…

[Vanessa]

In what part of the world are you , Cathy ?

[Christy]

I'll probably try to finish the book I've started this morning over the course of the day. For now, time for a shower...

[Cathy]

Vanessa wrote: "In what part of the world are you , Cathy ?"

Germany. I‘m going to bed now and I think I might continue tracking my reading of the rest of Sunday as well.

[Cynda]

It has been a long day. I have no explanation for how I am awake other than the high does not leave me right away. I am starting The Farthest Shore by Ursula K. Le Guin

[Cynda]

Thank you for being a part of Deweys. All of our participation makes it possible. . . . Special thanks to Jaime 🐞