Another new mini-challenge this hour! This one’s hosted by Kim at Page After Page: Walkin’ and Snappin’ challenges us to go take a stretch break outside and snap a photo. Here’s what I saw outside my house:
*Click on Photos to Enlarge
The photo on the left is our house with the long shadows of late afternoon; the photo on the right is the recent delivery of firewood dumped in our driveway. My husband is planning on building a shed…and then we have to move it all to the shed!
I also reviewed a book this hour: Testimony by Anita Shreve (rated 4/5; read my review)
I’m posting this early so that I can be in time for the book drawing…then I’ll spend the rest of the time reading. I’ll come back and edit this post at 4:00pm with my latest numbers.
Update since my last post (or see it in a Google spreadsheet)
- Book I’m reading: Tomato Girl, by Jayne Pupek
- Number of books read since I started: 1- Testimony, by Anita Shreve (read my review)
- Pages Read since my last post: 4
- Total pages read in the challenge: 324
- Amount of time spent reading since my last post: 10 minutes
- Total amount of time spent reading in the challenge: 340 minutes (5.7 hours)
- Mini-Challenges completed:
- Intro during Hour 1
- Free-Rice.com with donation of 500 grains
- Thanking hosts (not sure this is a mini-challenge … but I’m counting it!)
- Meryl’s quote
- Freerice.com with donation of 1000 grains
- Name that Book Cover
- Walkin’ and Snappin’
- Total amount of time spent blogging: 205 minutes (3.4 hours)
- Blogs visited since I last posted: 1 (Kim)
- Time spent visiting other people’s blogs (and number of comments left): 55 minutes (13 comments)
- Down Time: 60 minutes (1 hour)
- Amount of Participation Time (less down time): 10 hours
- Prizes I’ve won: none yet
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Whoo hoo, great job reading! That’s quite a wood pile… I’m sure you will have many cozy fires this winter.
LOL – I think we have more wood than we need, Sarah
Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks for playing along–I love your pictures-the rock work on your house is amazing and I sure wish we had that much wood. Nothing cozier than a good fire.
Hope our reading is still going well. I am hoping to read what you think of Tomato Girl. I was considering it as a read a while back.
*smiles and cheers*
Kim
Thank you, Kim – that rock work was very long in the making … but I was happy with how it came out. I’m sloooooowly making my way through Tomato Girl. It is very good, but I’m very tired