To make a long story somewhat less long: February is the absolute worst. The weather is lousy and there is no sunshine. I’m having my normal February-induced existential crisis where I wonder what the heck I’m doing with my one precious life. To add to my mid-winter angst, my husband left on Thursday to return our Elder Teen to college, which meant two things: 1) my heart hurts (but not
I also love Krakauer and think climbing Everest is a fool’s errand. And February sucks, even in Florida, where it is arguably more enjoyable to be outside (in February— July is a different matter!). Thank you for writing :)
We've binge watched the more family-friendly shows during the last months, first Community and then Superstore. The problem with shows with so many seasons is eventually I just tune out.
I couldn't get enough of Michael Jordan's The Last Dance and the escapism of Lupin.
Fear of heights here! I cannot comprehend AT ALL why anyone would willingly do this. National Geographic recently had an article about Everest. I was nauseous- I’ll take your word on the Krakauer books. Thanks- I’m enjoying your insights!
The Heart Wants What It Wants
Love your taste for footnotes!
I also love Krakauer and think climbing Everest is a fool’s errand. And February sucks, even in Florida, where it is arguably more enjoyable to be outside (in February— July is a different matter!). Thank you for writing :)
I am currently binging Madam Secretary - https://www.cbs.com/shows/madam-secretary/ - because I want to be much more influential than I am. It is inspiring.
We've binge watched the more family-friendly shows during the last months, first Community and then Superstore. The problem with shows with so many seasons is eventually I just tune out.
I couldn't get enough of Michael Jordan's The Last Dance and the escapism of Lupin.
Fear of heights here! I cannot comprehend AT ALL why anyone would willingly do this. National Geographic recently had an article about Everest. I was nauseous- I’ll take your word on the Krakauer books. Thanks- I’m enjoying your insights!
There are times when I wish we had Amazon prime. This is one of them. Sounds like I need to request Jon K’s books from the library.