The Sunday Post

Happy Sunday! I hope you are all doing well and enjoying your weekend.

The Sunday Post is a news meme created by Caffeinated Reviewer. I'm also linking up with Sunday Salon at ReaderBuzz. I will be posting on the first Sunday of each month and I hope you'll join me.

Punxsutawney Phil predicted 6 more weeks of winter and he nailed it. We got a blizzard. Everything was closed, there was a travel ban, and it took about two days for us to shovel out. I think the weatherman said before the storm we'd be getting about two feet, I think we got more than that... Someone said they thought we got 37 inches? But I'm not sure on our exact measurement. And it was on top of the snow we already had from a couple of weeks ago, so we have a lot of snow.

My blog has really taken a boring turn, not that it was so exciting before. I haven't kept up with comments this past month, I haven't been as involved with my usual blog memes as I have been, and it took me forever to work up the courage to finish Alchemised by SenLinYu, so there was only one review for the month of February:

One good thing to come out of the snowstorm was I had plenty of time to read and finish not one, but two books: The Brides of Maracoor by Gregory Maguire, the review for which will be going live tomorrow, and Sparking Fire Out of Fate by Brigid Kemmerer, the last book in the Forging Silver into Stars trilogy. My review for Sparking Fire will be posted Monday the 9th.

As for my next book, I just started The Night Ship by Jess Kidd. It seems to be historical fiction and it's not a long book, so as long as the story is solid it shouldn't take me long to finish. There might actually be three reviews this month. Despite my slow start I might be well on my way to reading my 15 books with the possibility of passing it.

That's about it for my news. What's going on in your world?

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