I deleted over 400 posts; hopefully, it frees up storage. I want to make my images smaller, like the ones I’ve already posted, but I don’t know how, so you can help. Thank you. For the first time in a while, I fear about the post that is scheduled for later on since I’m not confident in my book pick, so as I said, feel free to roast me. I have been sensing a reading slump showing up, so I have been reading more prompt-free, which isn’t great for my team. I think I will submit my last books, which will bring the total to more than 24 books. Although I know that isn’t a wow for me, given everything going on, I’m still proud of it. Plus, I reach my 400 books read, and yes, I doubt I’ll read from my current TBR, but reading from my Kindle and loving it, which is the main goal of reading, right? Sam is currently hosting WWW Wednesday from Taking On A World of Words.
The Three Ws are:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
What are you currently reading?
Goodreads Blurb:
A chance meeting in the online game Destruction of Elysium changes the lives of a healer and a tank forever. The digital worlds of MMORPGs are Alex’ only safe space. Online, she’s the great AlexTheDestroyer, leader of one of the biggest raiding guilds in Destruction of Elysium , a max level tank who can handle any monster and she knows her way around every dungeon. In real life, she’s just Alex, a clumsy girl who’s hyper and too impulsive.Until she meets a healer who seems to be able to heal more than just her online character. Only, Alex can’t fall for her. The guild desperately needs a new healer, or they’ll lose their top rank. Can she risk the fate of the guild just to confess to the one girl who really seems to get her? Fleur is a girly-girl who loves flowers, dresses and being a healer in her favourite MMORPG.But in this online world, like in real life, she feels like she’s only playing a role, never truly herself.That is until she meets a tank who seems to match her play style perfectly. She’s curious but also a little wary. Can she really trust someone she met in a videogame? When Alex and Fleur meet offline at the yearly guild meeting, everything they ever knew starts to shift…
What did you recently finish reading?
Goodreads Blurb:
Marcus arrives at Aurora Grove Queer Co-op with three months, one deadline, and zero tolerance for chaos. What he finds is August—a free-spirited gardener who talks to tomatoes, builds art from bicycle parts, and believes the most beautiful things grow wild.
One stolen kiss in a midnight pond. One summer of learning that love, like gardens, can’t be controlled—only tended. One choice between the safety of plans and the terrifying beauty of growing something real.
Can a man who lives by schedules fall for someone who plants by moonlight? In a season where everything blooms, Marcus must will he harvest what they’ve planted together, or let love wither when summer ends?
A tender, earth-scented romance about finding courage to bloom exactly where you’re planted.
What do you think you’ll read next?
Goodreads Blurb:
When Nadia Amin, a witty and bighearted PhD, publishes an article on deradicalization, everything changes. The United Nations comes calling with an opportunity to put her theory into practice and lead a rehabilitation program for women caught in the crosshairs of harmful ideology. And why not? Abandoned by her mother and devastated by unrequited love, she leaps at the chance.
In Iraq, Nadia quickly realizes she’s in over her head. The UN is a mess of competing interests, and her team consists of Goody Two-shoes Sherri who never passes up an opportunity to remind Nadia of her objections; and Pierre, a snippy Frenchman who has no qualms about perpetually scrolling through Grindr. But then Nadia meets Sara, a hilarious, foul-mouthed East Londoner who was pulled into radicalism at just fifteen. The two are kindred spirits, and Nadia vows to get Sara home.
As the rehabilitation program picks up traction, Sara reveals a secret that upends everything, forcing Nadia to make a drastic choice. In the fallout, Nadia’s brown-savior fantasies crumble, leaving her to wonder if she can save someone who doesn’t want to be saved.
A fierce, wildly funny, and razor-sharp exploration of radicalism, family, and the quest for belonging, Fundamentally boldly inspects one of the defining controversies of our age and introduces a fearless new voice in contemporary fiction.
Alex
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I don’t know how to make things smaller. And I may be wrong about this but I think you have to delete them in two places for them to actually go away. Just deleting them won’t make them disappear. But I don’t know how to do the second step. Maybe someone else does.
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I did both, but it didn’t help things, which of course makes me worry
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It’s not you. They want you to buy extra space. It happened to me as well. I’m sure it’s happened to others.
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To make images smaller: if you use the WordPress editor like I do, you can go to the image, and under Block, there’s an option to change the Resolution. Like, from full size, to thumbnail, etc. Maybe that might help?
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Thanks 😊
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I use the free pixler app on my cell phone. When I’m working on my “professional” photos from my DSLR camera I use Photoshop, but I haven’t done that in a while.
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Thanks 😊
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