Tuesday Talk

You guys are wonderful. šŸ™‚

The questions you’re asking are so varied and so interesting!

Please donā€™t think I am showing any favoritism! Iā€™m not answering them in any particular order. Iā€™ve discovered that writing the answers is almost like writing a blog post.

So far, Iā€™ve just been grabbing the ones that seemed quickest to answer ā€“ sort of like taking an exam in school. Did you ever look over the whole test quickly and then begin by filling in the ones you knew best? šŸ˜‰

I might make a couple of the answers into separate blog posts, not because those questions are better, but because I think the answers would resonate with many of you.

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In other news, I have a book and a movie recommendation for you.

If you like historical fiction, Cleopatraā€™s Daughter by Michelle Moran is ā€œa good yarnā€ (as my grandmother used to say). Itā€™s light enough for bedtime reading, which is a good thing because squeezing in a chapter before bed is about all thereā€™s time for some days. Clenna suggested this book to me and Iā€™m so glad she did. I am embarrassed to say I didnā€™t realize that Cleopatra and Marc Antony had children! This is their tale.

Last week we saw Crazy Heart. It was a bit intense in parts, but I can see why Jeff Bridges won the Oscar for his role. Maybe because I grew up during the Rolling Stones/Beatles era, I have not always been a major fan of country music, but I really enjoyed the music in this movie!

Got a book or a movie to suggest, by any chance? šŸ˜€

Hugs,

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