CassieQ

I'm glad to have inspired you.

Ways to annoy your PTA: Spend the first several minutes of your appointment staring at the game on your phone when I'm trying to talk to you.

I use dried parsley. It keeps better. I like using rosemary, but have the same issue keeping it fresh. I just threw a load into the freezer to see what happens.

Sounds like dyscalculia possibly. I have it and once went to the wrong address because I got the numbers mixed up in my head. Sounds frustrating.

What people tell me: If you make a list before going to the store, you won't forget items. Me: Makes a list, goes to store, forgets to bring list.

Happy Friday. It's the last day of our beach vacation. Went by very fast.

I spent most of the weekend at my Grandma's. She is 92 years old. I always make sure to bring her large print Harlequin novels and we played Skip-Bo. Also had a cookout for one of my cousins who is about to be deployed to Djibouti for a year. I love my family but I'm also extremely happy to be home with just me and the cats today.

Seconded. I did it last year, it was heinous.

Patients who show up early can start on exercises. Grab a mat.

As long as you show up on time, I'm fine with this.

It's been a rough week

I think that's true...my parents both enjoy reading, as did their parents. My sister and I have always loved books and we're trying to foster that for my nephew too. My boss has a daughter who is extremely smart and when she was younger he mentioned that she would read a book for 30 minutes before she went to bed every night....he sounded puzzled by it.

I've never seen my brother in law with a book, but he says he listens to audiobooks during his long commute. I'm not a fan of them, to hard to focus.

Harry Potter was huge around the same time. Bookstores would have midnight launch parties to sell the books the second the release date hit. I worked in a Barnes and Noble for the release of Book 6 and it was absolutely packed. I did nothing but sell that book until 1:45 a.m. Then bought my copy and went home. I thought it was so cool to see so many people, many of them kids, that excited to read a book. The biggest phenomenon I see right now is probably the ACOTAR books, but I haven't read those.

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