
The characters of this book had secrets and made mistakes -- and I was sucked in from the very beginning. I loved it.
Met up with Leif and Mel at Cafe India Sunday night. I don't crave Indian food, but Brian sure does, and it was delicious. Unfortunately, this was before I tested positive for COVID. Seriously. I had't been 100% in Florida, but it just felt like a cold. It lingered over the weekend, and more than anything, I wasn't getting enough sleep so I was exhausted. I had an already scheduled doctors appointment on Tuesday, which was probably also the worst I felt, so they did a flu and COVID test. I couldn't believe it. No wonder I was so winded at the gym last Friday and Monday. Whoops. Needless to say, all plans for the rest of the week were cancelled and I laid low.
First, I never read two books at once. Second, the only reason that was possible was because this was also my first audiobook. I started it awhile ago, and 150 pages in realized I hadn't a clue as to was going on. I was going to listen only to catch up, but ended up enjoy the audio version so much better. It's a beautiful, elaborately detailed read. It is also extremely long. Even the audio version was over 30 hours. But I'm glad I did't give up.
Another Van on my chair photo. I just think it's so funny for some reason.
Hudson and Natalie had a layover in Denver on their way to visit Nina & Papa in Florida -- and who did they run into, but Cole, who taking full advantage of his friend and family stand-by access. Hudson knew about this, but it was a surprise to us. One of his college soccer teammates is recording some songs in Nashville and he's meeting him there.
This was sent to our family group chat, and I love it. Hudson and Natalie only have a couple of days in Florida, but I'm so excited for them all to get to spend some time together and have some fun in the sun.


















































