The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news about the past week, reading recaps, new hauls, and more.
Last Week on the Blog
📚 Start on Your Shelf-a-thon sign up post
📚 Picture Book Review//Macie’s Mirror
Next Week on the Blog
📚 Book Review//The Chill
📚 January Monthly Wrap-Up
📚 #Startonyourshelfathon- Character and team post
Reading This Week
📚 Adequate Yearly Progress by Roxanna Elden
📚 The Fire and Darkness by Sinclair McKay
New ARC Arrivals
📚 Adequate Yearly Progress by Roxanna Elden
📚 Whiteout by Adriana Anders
📚 The Light After the War by Anita Abriel
📚 What Kind of Girl by Alyssa Sheinmel
📚 If You Must Know by Jamie Beck
📚 Crossings by Alex Landragin
📚 Dear Emmie Blue by Lia Louis
📚 The Accident by Gillian Jackson
📚 The Occupation by Deborah Swift
📚 The Other Mrs. by Mary Kubica
📚 The Body Politic by Brian Platzer
📚 Sara and the Search for Normal by Wesley King
📚Truths I Never Told You by Kelly Rimmer
📚 This Is All I Got by Lauren Sandler
Outside the Blogging Life
This week nothing really exciting happened. The teachers were on strike two days last week, Tuesday and Thursday, which meant I participated in Professional Development that the organization I work for e-mailed us to complete. On Thursday they organized a workshop for all educators to attend. This is where I begin to sound pompous, but I found the workshop we attended to be very redundant. I did an activity similar to the workshop when I was in school for my Child and Youth Worker diploma. I told my family about it, and they expressed to me that it’s time I leave the field because I’m better than this job. I have to agree with them. I find myself eye-rolling and finding my line of work to be unstimulating. I want a challenge and to feel like I’m using my skills and knowledge.
Tonight my dad, sister and I had a lovely dinner. My sister’s divorce got finalized earlier this week and we celebrated with ribs, mashed potatoes, beans, and a Hungarian dessert called palacsinta. Palacsinta are Hungarian crepes with cottage cheese, strawberries and a dusting of icing sugar. Normally Hungarians use Túró iistead of cottage cheese, but it doesn’t exist in North America.
On Monday and Tuesday the teachers are on strike again, which means that I don’t get to work my regular hours those days except for Monday afternoon. I have to go in and organize my cart, and do program planning for my kiddos. Other than that, it’s another week. Friday is Valentine’s Day, Andre and I decided to spend the night at home with homemade cheese fondue. We’re not getting each other gifts this year, and we’d rather spend it at home with each other than eating out at a restaurant packed with other people.
That’s all I’ve got planned and worked out this week outside of the blogsphere this week.
Do you guys have any plans for this upcoming week?
Kaitlyn’s Cup of Tea 