Sunday

[susandennis]

I'm ok with taking a few days off from the pool but the down side is that I now have to shower here in my own bathroom and I really do not like this shower. The glass doors make it not convenient. You have to slide them one way and reach around to turn the shower on and then slide them the other way to get in and it's just a PIA. When I first saw the apartment, I asked if I could have the doors removed and was told (by marketing) that I could but when it came time, Timber Ridge said no. If I had to use that shower all time time, I think I'd press the matter further even now but, since I'm at the pool every day and use that shower (no shower doors), I don't bother. But now...

Oh well.

The laundry is laundrying and the phone app says there is another 30 minutes until time to fold and hang.

And that's it for the plans for the day. There is a Mariners game this afternoon.

I started a new book yesterday. I really didn't even want to read it but I've been on the wait list at the library since forever so I thought I should at least give it a start and now, of course, I'm hooked. It's an epistolary novel and I'm a sucker for reading other people's mail. Plus, it's the letters to and from a woman only a couple of years younger than I am. So of course, I'm hooked. The Correspondent by Virginia Evans.

And there is plenty of TV to watch so I'm sedentarily set for the day!

Comments

[mollywheezy]

I like The Correspondent. I'm almost finished with it. I had to buy it on audio because I was for book club and there were almost 300 people on the waiting list at the library. The format of the book definitely lends itself more to reading than listening.

If you liked The Briars by Sarah Crouch, Middle tide, her first novel, is also excellent.

[seasonedrite]

I'll have to add "The Correspondent" to my "want to read" list if it's not there already.

I'm enjoying the smiling dolls.