We’ve had a good day here. Got our brains thinking about math here and there, finished watching both a historical documentary and a science show (since yesterday we’d decided to watch about half of each), and got the floors cleaned. (Though the hall from the front door is already messy from going out and coming in again for an afternoon walk.…[Read more]
Add Canada to the list of places yet to go! Only issue is that it’s a large country, so you wouldn’t be likely to see it all in one trip. If you get to the Rockies, though, you’re a lot closer to my area. 🙂
I’m going to try to pick up Play with Fire (Bianca Juarez Olthoff) more often during the week because I have another non-fiction book to read. Had to get it in ebook format for now, but with parenting books that are good, I sometimes get a paper copy too. This one is called Hunt, Gather, Parent. (And I’ve forgotten the author’s name. Oops!) I…[Read more]
I didn’t watch a horror film today. But I did watch “Coyote Ugly” on DVD [this evening]. I have watched that film so many times: it has to be my favourite. I love its storyline and characters. It also inspires my own writing. Violet is a brilliant character and the actress portrays her well. Coyote Ugly has heart and soul. I’ll never get bored of…[Read more]
Every time I get a headache, I am scared I’ve caught coronavirus. And I do have a bad headache and feel sick generally. If I do catch it, then I would NOT go to hospital and would stay in my apartment to get better. Oh: my dad has had the vaccination. He is now mostly immune. My sister and I have not had the vaccination yet, though: we are waiting…[Read more]
Film makers and special effects are very clever. They seem so real. Which I know is the point. But they still scare me and cause nightmares. Horror films aren’t real, though. And there ARE good mild horror films. Mild horror I can handle.
I’ve read Emma: and loved it. I love reading full-stop. In fact, historical fiction is really enjoyable. I turn off the TV and get comfortable on my sofa and read. I can read for upwards of four hours. In fact, I find reading therapuetic. I’ve read A Woman Of Substance by Barbara Taylor Bradford in one sitting. It took five hours but was worth…[Read more]
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rebeccajpanda replied to the topic How Has Your March Day Gone? in the forum General Chat 10 hours, 12 minutes ago
We’ve had a good day here. Got our brains thinking about math here and there, finished watching both a historical documentary and a science show (since yesterday we’d decided to watch about half of each), and got the floors cleaned. (Though the hall from the front door is already messy from going out and coming in again for an afternoon walk.…[Read more]
rebeccajpanda replied to the topic Finally Sorted My Bookshelf in the forum General Chat 11 hours, 9 minutes ago
Add Canada to the list of places yet to go! Only issue is that it’s a large country, so you wouldn’t be likely to see it all in one trip. If you get to the Rockies, though, you’re a lot closer to my area. 🙂
rebeccajpanda replied to the topic do you belong to other forums? in the forum General Chat 11 hours, 14 minutes ago
BTB was not the author for me, as I found out from a sample of A Woman of Substance. I could chat about Jane Austen all day, though. Hee hee.
rebeccajpanda replied to the topic weird holidays thread in the forum General Chat 11 hours, 16 minutes ago
Go, Catherine O’Hara! (Canadian!) 😀
rebeccajpanda replied to the topic What are you reading? in the forum Hobbies & Leisure 11 hours, 18 minutes ago
I’m going to try to pick up Play with Fire (Bianca Juarez Olthoff) more often during the week because I have another non-fiction book to read. Had to get it in ebook format for now, but with parenting books that are good, I sometimes get a paper copy too. This one is called Hunt, Gather, Parent. (And I’ve forgotten the author’s name. Oops!) I…[Read more]
KitKatKitty replied to the topic What Are Your Views On Horror Films? in the forum Hobbies & Leisure 15 hours, 18 minutes ago
I didn’t watch a horror film today. But I did watch “Coyote Ugly” on DVD [this evening]. I have watched that film so many times: it has to be my favourite. I love its storyline and characters. It also inspires my own writing. Violet is a brilliant character and the actress portrays her well. Coyote Ugly has heart and soul. I’ll never get bored of…[Read more]
KitKatKitty replied to the topic Corona virus in the forum In the News 18 hours, 37 minutes ago
Every time I get a headache, I am scared I’ve caught coronavirus. And I do have a bad headache and feel sick generally. If I do catch it, then I would NOT go to hospital and would stay in my apartment to get better. Oh: my dad has had the vaccination. He is now mostly immune. My sister and I have not had the vaccination yet, though: we are waiting…[Read more]
KitKatKitty replied to the topic What Are Your Views On Horror Films? in the forum Hobbies & Leisure 18 hours, 42 minutes ago
Film makers and special effects are very clever. They seem so real. Which I know is the point. But they still scare me and cause nightmares. Horror films aren’t real, though. And there ARE good mild horror films. Mild horror I can handle.
KitKatKitty replied to the topic Finally Sorted My Bookshelf in the forum General Chat 18 hours, 45 minutes ago
You’re a woman after my own heart, Rebecca! I love travelling. In fact, these are the places I’ve been to:
I’ve been around the mill. I do love travelling. In fact, I shall be travelling this year: that is my goal and my dream. I shall…[Read more]
KitKatKitty replied to the topic do you belong to other forums? in the forum General Chat 18 hours, 50 minutes ago
I’ve read Emma: and loved it. I love reading full-stop. In fact, historical fiction is really enjoyable. I turn off the TV and get comfortable on my sofa and read. I can read for upwards of four hours. In fact, I find reading therapuetic. I’ve read A Woman Of Substance by Barbara Taylor Bradford in one sitting. It took five hours but was worth…[Read more]