The Winter Sister by Megan Collins I got this book as part of the subscription to Book of the Month I was gifted for Christmas. I was excited to dig into it, I love a good mystery. And for a while, I truly enjoyed it… The plot follows Sylvie, a woman in her early thirties, … Continue reading Book Review: The Winter Sister
Who’s up for a little trivia? Answers will be down below. 1. On average, what percentage of an egg’s weight is the shell? 2. The May Queen, Wisley Crab, Lane’s Prince Albert, and Foxwhelps are species of what? 3. Which country has more tractors per capita, Canada, Iceland, or Japan? 4. Alfred Nobel, father of … Continue reading Trivia Tuesday – 2/26/19
The sky is filled with stars, invisible by day. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Continue reading Quote of the Week – February 25, 2019
So, I’m not a lawyer. I don’t even play one on television. But I do watch a lot of Judge Judy. (Yes, she’s awful. She has antiquated views on femininity, teenagers, and marriage. And she’s pretty inconsistent in how she tries her cases, excuse me, binding arbitrations.) And here is what I’ve learned: If you … Continue reading Everything I Know About The Law I Learned From Judge Judy
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