Top Five Wednesday/ National Volunteer Month

As much as I’m stressed, knowing I need to do three posts by the end of the day or I won’t have posts for this week, but I’m still enjoying it, which is what matters. Last January, I posted in the Top Five Wednesday that I’m willing to make prompts, but I never heard back … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ National Volunteer Month →

WWW Wednesdays #17

I finished about six books over the weekend, but only two were from Kindle, which I feel guilty about. In defence, the books I read were on my book lists. I have some random novels in my downloads that I count in my TBR, and the few books I downloaded are from a series I … Continue reading WWW Wednesdays #17 →

Top Ten Tuesday/ Books That Surprised

It’s the first hour of Easter, and with this, I have four posts to write. Given how slow I'm typing, it will be a long day, but even like the steps of a turtle, I have faith I will make it. I wish I could stop pressing the wrong keys. By the way, I made … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Books That Surprised →

Freebie Fridays #9

Am I the only one who finds sharing thoughts about a memoir or nonfiction book tricky? Since the things they are talking about, they lived on their skin? I buddy read this with my friend Barbora, and she really helped me understand from her different point of view. However, I will try to be more … Continue reading Freebie Fridays #9 →

WWW Wednesday #14

Well, I'm low-key proud since I'm already on my third book in April. Here are a few reading stats so far this year: I read 24 2025 releases and 46 LGBTI+ books, 54 books away from 200 books read. So, guess what my reading goal this month is? I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with life, … Continue reading WWW Wednesday #14 →

The Voice For The Ones Who Don’t Have One Yet

The image is from the articcle Many see March as the month to celebrate Cerebral Palsy, the same condition I have. It’s something that has a spectrum, something I used to describe as living in two bodies at once. Muscles and movement react almost in opposite ways; you can see it when I’m having a … Continue reading The Voice For The Ones Who Don’t Have One Yet →

Ten Book Challenge Book Tag

As you might be able to tell, I’m not worrying about keeping my views stats up since when I do a poetry post, the people who read my blog for bookish content aren’t fans of poetry and vice versus but the only way I’m enjoying blogging is to blog what I’m in the mood for … Continue reading Ten Book Challenge Book Tag →

New 2025 LGBT+ Releases I Want To Read

Yesterday, when I was looking at my list of 2024 LGBT+ releases that I didn't get to but still would like to read, I also found a bunch from this year I want to read. At the start of 2025, I had this plan to try and read new releases the day they came out. … Continue reading New 2025 LGBT+ Releases I Want To Read →

Top Ten Tuesday/Reading Goals 2025

I believe I joined Story Graph about 2 years ago, but the only thing I did was export my books for Goodreads, but that was about it. I had to make a new password; that’s how much I haven’t used it. Hopefully, I will update it more often than I have. I have read 21 … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/Reading Goals 2025 →

Never Turn Your Back on an Angus Cow: My Life as a Country Vet by Dr Jan Pol

The background image is from Pexels. Before I start ranting about books, I have to say two things, especially if you are seeing this on my blog (which the likelihood is high that you are): I did have a horrible mental health day since I panicked regarding making posts and you will be able to … Continue reading Never Turn Your Back on an Angus Cow: My Life as a Country Vet by Dr Jan Pol →