Eileen, an assistant librarian I'd never heard of, led the discussion. She had finished the book the night before and remembered so many details.
We had a big group. I didn't tell them I hadn't finished the book. Had a few comments and finally said, I changed my mind and I do like the book after all.
Hold on while I get my Starbucks Iced Caramel Black Coffee w cream, since I just came home with a box full of groceries.
Remember, I keep my groceries in a box. I plopped it on the kitchen table, Was anxious to hear if Sarah Lynn left me a message.
Yes, Ethan is finally coming home tonight.
While driving home from Giant, I was disobedient and didn't wear my seat belt. It's so much more comfortable that way.
Read the book downstairs on the comfy bed, but I was freezing!
I read the large print edition which was harder to read. It seemed like I rarely made any progress.
At the Giant I ate chick noodle and dumpling soup and broccoli au gratin. Both superb!
My sugar is over the moon - an expression I do not like - but I won't inject anything as I'll go to Scott's to watch the evening news.
Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Let's see if YouTube has any poignant songs about it. Click here.
Poem:
THE HOLOCAUST
Finally in my early 70s
I watch or read anything
offered about the Holocaust.
A dream by the Third Reich
that almost came true.
The Fuhrer, I imagine, was blown
into a million pieces, no, make that
a billion, so each particle could
do no harm and has been sucked
into the Black Hole, the point
of no return.
Permission was granted for me to write a piece about MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH MONTH.
The new editor wrote me back this morning.
WHOOPEE !!!
I feel it's my obligation as Founder/Director of New Directions Support Group.
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