Trouble the Water by Jacqueline Friedland
A young girl from an impoverished (previously middle-class) British family is sent to live with a family friend on his South Carolina plantation.
I'm not far into it. Too much to do. I am serious about making progress on my 2019 reading challenge list, but I'm missing reading about other places and peoples. I thought the heroine of this one might lend a flavor of England.
I have today off, but working Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri. of this week. And Carey gets home today, so it is my "moppin' the moose day." That is a phrase borrowed from my dear niece, Steph. I don't know where it comes from, or what it means, but I know what it feels like:
Talking with my friend, the other Kathleen, this morning, and mentioned that I was working down my weekly to-do list. She told me to post its photo, so here it is. Photo was a couple of chores ago, so there are more boxes marked. I prioritize by putting an asterisk next to the ones I really need to get done on any given day. I mark partial progress by filling in half of the box.
If you happen to see your name on the '52 cards in 52 weeks' section...it's coming...sometime soon...eventually. :)
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