I know, I know... I'm extremely late getting this out. It's been a very harsh winter both weather-wise and personally. We Moved to North Dakota in the spring and started to unpack half the house. The house we bought needed months long construction during the summer to finish the basement where my son's room and my studio would be. In the autumn I received a rather bad burn when jars of squash in my canner exploded onto my face and arms. Then in the winter I lost my mother, my 2 year old great nephew, and my beloved cat, Midnight in the span of just two months. I'll do a post on all that's happened later.
During the first part of the year after we moved and while the basement was being finished, the only books I had to read were on my Kindle or on Audible or the few I bought along the way. All my books were still packed in moving boxes and stored in the garage... for so many months. I didn't realize how attached to my books I am. I have to admit though that I think I may have read less this past year simply because I was unpacking, managing a remodel, unpacking again, and then towards the end of the year I became addicted to TikTok and Facebook Reels. I know that it's just a symptom of the depression that I've been under but it's cutting my productivity. It'll need to be brought under control. Without further ado, here is what I read in 2021.
Books
Audio Books
Short Stories
"I Own A Motel. I've Been Renting Out A Room To A Family Of Vampires" - Strange Dangerous
