Sunday Post #amwriting #amjoy

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           LOOKING FORWARD TO march

This week more snow which was cool. Most of it melted within an hour. I enjoyed some virtual comedy and dressed my son for various dress up days at his school. My son loves to wear his spider man costume -the same one from Halloween and will use any occasion to wear it again while he's pretending to throw spider webs at nearly everyone.

I looked at the positive this week, and here's the list I came up with:

Thank God for quilted northerns

for seeing my son get on the bus

for little wimbs and passages.

Grateful for baby steps and nice lighting, incense.

Thankful for shoes and names like Sterling.

Thankful for people who do comedy in cars.

I took this picture while waiting for this woman to get into the ride share. Its near a hotel called Fossil near Mall of America. The passenger was in town to see the Floyd B memorial and other sites.

This is one of my son's favorite videos that he watches all the time , made by a family on Youtube called FV family

and the next video is my son's reenactment of the video.

CURRENTLY

The Doll Factory is a book I'm still getting into. Its supposed to be historical fiction and based on obsession

This is the second time I've been recommended Mr. Fox, but I've had a hard time getting into it.

A booktuber talked about this 'If I can't have you' book and suggested how the main character is someone you grow to love despite her making some pretty awful decisions.  The setting is in the UK. I adored it and it has some obsession.

I loved this book book as well. The main character is laid off and she struggles with living as a quote unquote housewife, even though she's not really married and her boyfriend is studying to be a plastic surgeon.

I was supposed to finish this fantasy book for a virtual book club but found myself behind this week.

I got into this book as well as the main character I believe is on Parole and her parole officer has taken a liking to her, but she's all business trying to discover some truths behind a crime involving her best friend. It seemed futuristic somehow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY_5yzwstSQ&ab_channel=DisabilityChannelMinnesota

Disability Landscape Interview Regan, Director of Phamaly Theater in Colorado. This is a wonderful theater that recently did a rendition of Christmas themed plays and talks about stereotypical roles and disabled individuals