Sorry, I’m missing FFB again this week. I’ve just been too busy as well as a little under the weather. I will have my short story reading up Monday, such as it is.
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Here’s hoping life becomes easier for you!
Hope you’re better soon.
Get better soon chum.
Feel better, Richard.
Feel better!
I’m not getting much reading done this week, other than the three short stories in three collections each day. I should have one book finished by Sunday.
9 short stories a day and working on a novel is a lot…more than I read in a good day. But you knew that.
Maybe I said it wrong – 3 stories, one from each collection, not 3 times 3 (though occasionally there is more than one).
Stupidly, I picked up another library book this morning (well, it was on my hold list) followed by a book of essays that was available, followed by a free Andre Norton book, followed by the ONE HUNDRED classics offered free and mentioned on Bill Crider’s blog yesterday.
*sigh*
Go Jeff, go! Ah, I thought you meant…but it’s understood now.
Thanks, everyone, not really sick so much as tired, achy, headachy, no energy. I’m sure I’ll snap out of it soon.
Feeling better today, but then spent the entire afternoon working on a jigsaw puzzle instead of reading.
Richard, I haven’t solved a jigsaw puzzle in years. I used to enjoy doing them with my kids.
We do a few each winter, and always enjoy doing them. But they eat up a lot of time.