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by Dill Pickle
Posted on August 26, 2019November 9, 2019
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Sweets and roses from my sweetie delivered to my work. It was funny that the roses arrived first thing in the morning but the bear and chocolate were missing until late afternoon. I gave them up for lost until they were found among the office supplies delivery at 3:00 in the afternoon! 😅 Now, I just need to figure out how to take these home on the train! #roses #happyvalentinesday#valentines2020 #bearandchocolatebouquet #felizdiadelamorylaamistad HAPPY DAY OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP DAY!💝

Romance and courtship the old fashioned way. My goal was to finish reading #prideandprejudice by #valentines day but I did not get to do it. I have 25% more reading to go but I am enjoying the story tremendously. I did not expect to get into it or find the language tedious but I am surprised myself at how much I am liking this #classicliterature. 💝 💝 Pick up a copy of P&P and treat yourself to some Elizabeth Bennett and Mr Darcy. I got an excellent free copy on Kindle.i know that it is almost irreverent to read a classic on my table but this is the only way I can get to read which is while commuting nd not being able to open a book while doing a balancing act while standing on a packed train. I will post a review after I finish the book. 💝HAPPY GALENTINE'S DAY!💝 💝 💝 #janeausten #bookstagram #seescandies #chocolates

2020 BOOK 5 | I am slowly transitioning into spring but the weather in the Bay Area has reverted back to winter. Temperatures have fallen back into the low 30s this week. I am gradually putting away my winter decors except for this fluffy guy and my furry rug. 📚 📚 The cold weather was the perfect weather for cozy reads such as Aunt Dimity. Aunt Dimity and the Family Tree is the 16th book in this British cozy mystery series. As always I enjoyed it tremendously. It was summertime in the story but it was still full of cozy moments such as a thunderstorm and chilly nights by the fireplace while Lori was having conversations with Aunt Dimity through a "magical" journal. Aunt Dimity, a long time deceased best friend of Lori's mother communicates with Lori through writing where an old fashioned copperplate penmanship appears on the journal. Lori was an American expat living in the Cotswolds with her husband and two boys. It sounds paranormal but when reading the book, Aunt Dimity was as alive of a participant in the quirky and slow life in the village as every character in the story. 📚 📚 This particular book has a slapstick feel to it where the characters were on their all time high quirkiness in an innocent and very entertaining way. This story was about a historical ruin that was brought back to its regal state, family tree, old relics and an unexpected love story between unlikely characters. The antics of "handmaidens" (widows) who were after the most eligible bachelor, Lori's father in law, who moved into the beautiful estate were hilarious. I am glad that the villagers of Finch were not my neighbors as they were so nosy and gossipy. I would rather just read about them! 📚 📚 #cozy #auntdimity #auntdimityandthefamilytree #britishcozymystery #winterreads #fallreads #nancyatherton ##cozymystery

GO NINERS!!! We are having Hawaiian BBQ, musubi and mimosas. How are you celebrating Super Bowl Sunday? 🏈 🏈 🏈#superbowl2020 #goniners #cupcakes

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