Fall.
#booksky #read #fall #horror #whatimreading

Sunday vibes.

Earlier this week, I noted in my personal journal that there was increased air traffic near my house. I don't live near any major airports, but I do live near two military airfields. After watching how the current administration acted yesterday, I can't help but think those things are connected.

The Trump administration has begun drafting an executive order to eliminate the Department of Education.

This action would negatively impact school libraries and literacy rates.

www.saveschoollibrarians.org/deptofed2025

For students like me who believe in the transformative power of books and in the principles of our constitutional rights, the actions of the State Board of Education have become a cautionary tale in how not to be servant leaders in a democratic society.

www.postandcourier.com/beaufort-cou...

My historical horror novels - or my horror novels with portions set in Black History.

Page 5 and I'm hooked. There is nothing I find more relatable than a distaste for peacocks.
#booksky
#TodayImReading The House on Biscayne Bay by Chanel Cleeton

Imposter syndrome is so wild. Being wildly, breathlessly relieved when I happen once again to be good at the thing I’ve always been really good at is hilarious.

The world is on fire
It’s more than I can handle
I’ll tap into the water
Try and bring my share
Try to bring more
More than I can handle
Bring it to the table
Bring what I am able.
-Sarah Mclaughlin, World on Fire

How it's going.

Contemplation and regret.

Snow in the lowcountry.

for those who believe nothing can get better: you don't have to get in the way of those who do

I've been putting off reading State of Terror by Louise Penny and Hillary Clinton, but after reading Penny's latest, The Grey Wolf, I think it's time. #booksky

Just a reminder.