We had the hottest June 11 on record in St. Louis. Today, it's supposed to be in the mid-90s, but tomorrow is going to 102° or more.
I volunteer to change the bulletin board beside the elevators on my floor, and this is what we've had up this month: four pictures of cats/kittens and three photos of giraffes in an article about those "gentle giants."
I really loved The Little Dog in the Big Plague, a novella by C. C. Alma (2015). I gave it a 10/10 rating. Here are a couple of quotes:
"We think Ringo can smell the disease," Joni said. "He likes people who don't have the bug. And he likes you, so you're probably immune" (p. 46).
"Ringo felt so happy. . . . They were a pack now, a healthy, cooperative, productive pack. He had done his job" (p. 64).
1 comment:
I think classes about photography and framing are really interesting. I always come away thinking about things in a new way.
The book seems very sweet.
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