(Just a quick note: If you are landed here because of a comment I left on your book blog, you might be more interested in my review blog, Carstairs Considers. But you are very welcome to stick around here, too.)
July was a month of a little of this, a little of that. Nothing major happened, but I did several fun things.
The first weekend I went paddleboarding for the first time since I hurt my shoulder in May of 2023. It still bothered me a little, mostly in an "I'm not used to this way" not in a "I'm going to be injured again" way. And it stopped as soon as I got off the water. I haven't made it back out again, mainly because I haven't wanted to buy passes again quite yet. I'll probably do that in the spring. I'm hoping to make it out a time or two before then.
The second weekend, I went to support a friend who was preaching at his church. This is the first who hosts game day, and much of the group are his friends from church. The result was plenty of people I know there, which was fun. We went out to lunch afterwards, and it was the weekend of game day, so we spent a lot of time together that weekend.
I also went down to Santa Monica in July to enjoy the beach and some cooler weather, which was nice.
And I attended the launch party for Ellen Byron's new series, which is set in the California Gold Country.
As you can see, it was a full month even if nothing big happened.
