I love making lists. Resolutions. Bucket lists. 10, 20, 30 things to do before (insert age.) Going through my endless old journals the other day I found a frightening amount of these. And I thought- it’s time to let some of these go. They just aren’t going to happen and maybe I can focus more on the things that will.
So below the long-term resolutions I love that I’m letting go of…
I’ve never really been big on New Years. I’m going to see Aquaman again (yeah!) probably watch a movie tonight or keep watching Derry Girls (that show is hysterical!) I’ll save the Taylor Swift Reputation Tour show for tomorrow cause you got to start the New Year right 🙂
Then it’s time for 2019!
I hope everyone has a wonderful fun night & best wishes for the year ahead!
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house the only creature stirring was the Bookworm and the dogs who waited until now to want out…
The stockings hung, the bookshelves dusted, she doesn’t really know this story and is wondering whether Krampus or Bird Box is a good Christmas Eve movie. Also she might need to look up what sugar plums actually are so let’s just say tucked into bed visions of Aquaman will likely dance in her head!
But the whole point is Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! And to everyone I wish you and yours the best 🙂
It’s almost time for Aquaman!
And Christmas… Christmas to. Seems like a good time to do a Christmas Tag and I’ve been reasonable so Jason’s going to pop up on this one. Trust me. I saw this tag on the Karis Books blog during her excellent Blogmas events. The original was created on Youtube by A Thousand Lives of Daisy.
So I never had any interest in Litjoy until I actually watched an Unboxing for October and the art and differences of the book were so interesting I picked up the November box!
December is sold out but subscriptions are available. I thought I’d post what was in the box if people are still looking for gift ideas.
I was working on a gift ideas list for 2018 when contacted by the lovely people at Literary Bookgifts to see about offering a promo code. I loved their stuff and honestly it helped me crystalize my thoughts so if you check out their website you can use the code BookBeachBunny20 for 20% off!
November has come and gone and it was a pretty nice month. We had our annual Thanksgiving visit to Robolights house in Palm Springs where I- who endless complains about the hot weather and would move anywhere else- complained endlessly how cold I was.
December is here and the Aquaman press is already in full swing. Plus Venom will be streaming on the 11th. So it will be a very beautiful month entertainment wise.
Continue reading “Murderbots, Princesses & Aquaman is Coming! November Wrap-Up”
Slice Harvester: A Memoir in Pizza
By: Colin Atrophy Hagendorf
So I finally read Slice Harvester for Non-Fic November. It’s been on my TBR since it came out so I was pretty proud of myself.
Though in all honest I have mixed feelings on the book. Only the pizza in New York stuff interests me- and it was impressive the way he could write about pizza. If you are also interested in the punk scene go for it. Otherwise I thought I’d build my perfect pizza via books.
Continue reading “A Pizza Made of Books”
So this weeks Top 5 Wednesday Topic is the Top 5 Characters You’d Invite for Friendsgiving and this really depends on what kind of Friendsgiving do you want to have.
Do you want a party? Peace and quiet? Someone else to do all the work while you spend the day reading? (Yes.) All my book boyfriends? Â To many decisions! This is why I never host dinner!
Continue reading “Friendsgiving Invitations: Top 5 Wednesday”
Okay, so technically it’s a little early for Christmas- though that and the end of the year are approaching at the speed of holiday shopping. So I thought I’d do the End of Year Tag originally created by Ariel Bisette  over on Youtube.
It’s technically for books but I’m a tag rule bender so I’m adding movies to…
