Finished reading: Ithaca by Claire North 📚Marvelous.

Currently reading: My Name Is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout 📚

One more chart because to me it’s interesting how clearly Heart Rate Variability shows me getting sick and then recovering.

My trackers are telling me I’m through my bout of COVID.

Day 6 of COVID

I’ve been in bed this whole time. It looks like maybe I’m done with the fever, according to Apple Watch, so maybe I can start doing a bit more. Our weather is terrible, so it’s no problem to keep taking it easy.

Finished reading: An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us by Ed Yong 📚a wonderful book, full of interesting science leavened with plenty of heart.

Finished reading: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin 📚I didn’t love it. Seemed overly full of itself.

Year in books for 2022

Here are the books I finished reading in 2022.

The World We Make The Magic Kingdom LaserWriter II The Balliols The Women Could Fly Beware of Pity (New York Review Books Classics) Waterlog: A Swimmers Journey Through Britain The First World War The Alchemy of Us A Dead Djinn in Cairo (Dead Djinn, #0.5) Akata Woman Landmarks In the Early Times Writing Down the Bones The High Sierra Adam Bede (Broadview Editions) Crossroads The Story Of The Lost Child The Elegance of the Hedgehog Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay Bonita Avenue A Memory Called Empire Light From Uncommon Stars A Desolation Called Peace Whirlybird Island Embrace Fearlessly the Burning World: Essays The Story of a New Name (Neapolitan Novels Book 2) Himalayan Dhaba Learning from the Germans Building a StoryBrand Frankie's Place Project Hail Mary Because Our Fathers Lied Heroes of the Frontier The Book of Form and Emptiness: A Novel The Healing Power of Story Fixing Your Scrum The Secret of Santa Vittoria The Correspondents My Brilliant Friend Silverview Bruno's Challenge Sea of Tranquility Version Control The Dawn of Everything Software Estimation Without Guessing Cloud Cuckoo Land The Invisible Kingdom Great Circle: A novel Bewilderment: A Novel Four Thousand Weeks Utopia Avenue Record of a Spaceborn Few Klara and the Sun: A novel Number9Dream The Midnight Library To Paradise The Dictionary of Lost Words The Girl in the Tower The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet The Midnight Bargain Pastoral Song: A Farmer's Journey Ghostwritten Beautiful World, Where Are You The Diamond Eye: A Novel Crying in H Mart

Currently reading: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin 📚

Currently reading: Community by Peter Block 📚

Finished Reading 2023: Oh William! by Elizabeth Strout 📚a thoughtful novel.

Currently reading: Oh William! by Elizabeth Strout 📚

Finished Reading 2023: A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik 📚perfect book for a sick-in-bed day. With a well-done lesson on privilege without being cloying.

Ugh, COVID finally caught me. Such a faint line on the antigen test, but I can’t deny that it’s there. Trying to figure out what to do on this holiday weekend as far as accessing care.

@help I got some errors after using the new Book Goal feature in Epilogue on iPhone. I clicked on my Book Goal and used the Post button to automatically create a post. It didn’t post and I received various errors. I’m using your Arabica theme. Fixed it, I think, by deleting the Book Goal plugin.

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Test post after a bunch of errors related to Epilogue Book Goals @help

@help I got some errors after using the new Book Goal feature in Epilogue on iPhone. I clicked on my Book Goal and used the Post button to automatically create a post. It didn’t post and I received various errors. I’m using your Arabica theme. CleanShot 2022 12 30 at 10 21 08 2x

Year in books for 2022

Here are the books I finished reading in 2022.

The World We Make The Magic Kingdom LaserWriter II The Balliols The Women Could Fly Beware of Pity (New York Review Books Classics) Waterlog: A Swimmers Journey Through Britain The First World War The Alchemy of Us A Dead Djinn in Cairo (Dead Djinn, #0.5) Akata Woman Landmarks In the Early Times Writing Down the Bones The High Sierra Adam Bede (Broadview Editions) Crossroads The Story Of The Lost Child The Elegance of the Hedgehog Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay Bonita Avenue A Memory Called Empire Light From Uncommon Stars A Desolation Called Peace Whirlybird Island Embrace Fearlessly the Burning World: Essays The Story of a New Name (Neapolitan Novels Book 2) Himalayan Dhaba Learning from the Germans Building a StoryBrand Frankie's Place Project Hail Mary Because Our Fathers Lied Heroes of the Frontier The Book of Form and Emptiness: A Novel The Healing Power of Story Fixing Your Scrum The Secret of Santa Vittoria The Correspondents My Brilliant Friend Silverview Bruno's Challenge Sea of Tranquility Version Control The Dawn of Everything Software Estimation Without Guessing Cloud Cuckoo Land The Invisible Kingdom Great Circle: A novel Bewilderment: A Novel Four Thousand Weeks Utopia Avenue Record of a Spaceborn Few Klara and the Sun: A novel Number9Dream The Midnight Library To Paradise The Dictionary of Lost Words The Girl in the Tower The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet The Midnight Bargain Pastoral Song: A Farmer's Journey Ghostwritten Beautiful World, Where Are You The Diamond Eye: A Novel Crying in H Mart

Currently reading: A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik 📚

Finished reading: The World We Make by N. K. Jemisin 📚a fun read. Very much “more of the same” from the first book in this series. Interesting dose of quantum multiple universes theory.

5 big questions we still need to answer about long covid

Currently reading: Ducks by Kate Beaton 📚

Finished reading: The Magic Kingdom by Russell Banks 📚Loved it though I can’t say exactly why. Mainly the voice of the main character, full of a regret that somehow felt relatable and useful.

Woo hoo, I’m at 69 books read for the year and expect to finish a few more before Dec. 31. Maybe I’ll catch up to @artkavanagh. Very happy to have Micro.blog Bookshelves keeping track, though it would be awesome if it would do the math for us LOL!

Currently reading: The World We Make by N. K. Jemisin 📚