This week really was work, read, knit. Rince and repeat. I did take Jeffrey to the vet twice on Friday. He has to have Vitamin B12 shots every other week for his pancreas and the first time I took him in he had some pretty strong objections. I took him back that afternoon an the vet tech was able to get him injected. Going forward, they gave me some medication to relax him. I hate giving him so many pharmaceuticals but it’s important that he get his shots and at 14 years old he’s only getting less tolerant, In case you weren’t aware, Jeffrey is a baby of the feline variety. You can see pics of him on my Bookstagram highlights. Lilly is also there, she’s the calico baby.

Next week is an atypical week both here and on the blog and at home. I’m going to work Monday through Wednesday and I’ve moved Thanksgiving to Saturday. I tend to plan holidays around my youngests schedule and that’s when he’s off work. It works better for me anyway, I have time to get things together. You’ll see below how I’m changing the blog schedule next week.

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Last Week On The Blog

The Sunday Post #9: Time Loop

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Ten Amish Romances Set in Ohio Holmes County, Ohio, home to the second-largest Amish community in the U.S., inspires tales of simplicity and connection. With its diverse groups like the Beachy and New Order Amish, it’s a dream setting for Amish romances. Want to explore this unique culture? Check out these 10 must-read books! Which will you pick first?

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Book Review: A Year of Flowers by Suzanne Woods Fisher: What happens when three estranged friends return to their small-town roots after years of silence? A Year of Flowers weaves faith, forgiveness, and the fragile beauty of friendship into a heartfelt journey. With relatable characters, a dash of romance, and lessons from a wise mentor, this story blooms with hope.

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This Week On The Blog

11/25/2024 Eight Fall Amish Romances to Keep Winter at Bay. I’m not ready for winter yet! Until December 21st, I’m embracing fall vibes and cozy Thanksgiving-themed reads. If you love Amish romances as much as I do, here are eight heartwarming books perfect for your TBR. Which one will you read first? Let’s savor fall together!

11/26/2024 Book Review: Rediscovering Christmas Book Review & Giveaway. When tragedy strikes repeatedly, Tori Stallings loses faith in God and struggles to rebuild her life. Forced to move in with her brother-in-law, Micah, old friendships ignite unexpected feelings. Can Tori find hope and love again amid heartbreak? Discover the emotional journey that makes Rediscovering Christmas unforgettable. Curious? Read on!

12/01/2024 The Sunday Post: this is the only blog post that I send out via email. If you want to make sue you see what is going on with the blog, then be sure to subscribe.

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New Arrivals

I hadn’t had anything to feed my cookbook addiction in awhile so I ordered The Complete Mediterranean Cookbook. I’m not going to cook from it until after the holidays because I don’t want to practice new dishes in the midst of all the holiday cooking but there are a lot of good recipes in here.

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Clean Read Releases: Week of Nov 24

11.26.24
🩷️ ️A Husband for an Amish Brid by Christina Rich Order
🩷Amish Sleigh Bells by Patricia Johns Order
🩷Rediscovering Christmas by Mindy Obenhaus Order
🩷Taken at Christmas by Jodie Bailey Order

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