Hello, dear friends. Did this week whip by, or what? The beginning of the week brought lots of rain and chilly temps. It's finishing strong, though. Today and tomorrow promise to be nothing but sunshine. Sunday and all next week are a whole different story.
On Mother's Day, my #2 stopped by for lunch and brought me the loveliest arrangement. The Mister made salmon and a salad, which was positively delish. It was a delightful day, so we sat out on the patio. Our screens are arriving at the end of this month, and I can't wait.
Unfortunately, my #2 put a no photos sticker on the day. She did, however, take the new profile pic of moi for the blog sans mask.
Speaking of masks, are you as excited as I am that we don't have to wear those pesty masks anymore? I didn't mind wearing them half as much as remembering to put them on. The Mister and I are going out for dinner to celebrate tonight. I'm going to apply extra lipstick for the occasion.
Every time I think that I have opened the last box, I find another one. I spent a lot of my week driving back and forth to Good Will. I'm on a first-name basis with most of the guys now.
We have had a delightful young man with us painting the bookshelves. He is finishing up today and starting a couple of new projects next week for us.
Yesterday, Chili and I spent a lot of our time out on the patio for a couple of reasons. First, she has been having a few accidents in the house, and secondly, she likes to get up and personal with the painting supplies.
She tells me that she's supervising.
I say that she is micromanaging.
I finally broke down and bought some Wee Wee pads. Unfortunately, Chili hasn't quite gotten the gist of it yet.
Here is a recap of what has been keeping me entertained lately.
A married couple is madly in love.
That's not the surprising part.
The husband disappears and leaves a note for his heartbroken wife, asking her to take care of his daughter.
A family dies on vacation, presumably by carbon monoxide poisoning. The only survivor is their college-age son, who is left to our the pieces together.
Hepworth is a favorite author of mine.
This story centers around two sisters that were brought up by a psychotic mother.
A gotcha twist at the end.
This was my pick on Amazon First Reads.
As with all of Rouda's books, I enjoyed it.
It was suspenseful to the bitter end.
Nobody does it better than Joe, the love-sick, sarcastic, charming, pathological killer. I found myself chuckling out loud at every one of Joe's clever, cutting quips.
I have loved all of Chanel Cleeton's novels, and this one is no exception. Her books are well-written with rich, colorful characters.
I just started reading this.
Interesting storyline.
I just started listening to this one.
I am hot and cold on this author, but this one seems like a winner.
Do you check the deals?
I do every morning and have ended up with some great buys.
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Great deals and no membership fee.
It’s November 1991. George H. W. Bush is in the White House, Nirvana's in the tape deck, and movie-obsessed college student Charlie Jordan is in a car with a man who might be a serial killer.
Four famous siblings throw an epic party to celebrate the end of the summer. But over the course of twenty-four hours, their lives will change forever.
The Hunting Wives share more than target practice, martinis, and bad behavior in this novel of obsession, seduction, and murder.
Just finished this one.
Quirky but entertaining.
We finished our first episode last night and loved it.
I enjoy this one a lot.
I end up in tears at the end of every episode.
They get crazier by the minute.
I can hardly wait for this one.
Nicky Hilton is joining the cast.
Priceless!
I loved the book, so I'm hoping the movie is just as good.
This fun show is back for another season.
This is on my gotta see list.
Jennifer's ex is quite the looker.

* Trailer contains F word
Season two begins this month.
I haven't seen Season 1, but it looks cute, so I'll give it a whirl.
Michael Douglas is reunited with Kathleen Turner in the final season.
*The trailer contains foul language.
Until next time...