The Invisible Contract – Human Trafficking in Singapore

Elizabeth Gilbert and Jen Hatmaker - 2 memoirs

For the last two weeks I read two memoirs- I love supporting Independent bookstores and loved grabbing them.  However, the idea that a hardcover new book is $30 - I am not I am ok with.

Elizabeth Gilbert writes a memoir about walking through grief and finding freedom.

Makes sense to me. Life is hard and sometimes harder for others. I hope she stays in sobriety for life.

But I will say that some of the story is a lot!

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I am not a huge reddit reader - but very candid feedback

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Awake by Jen Hatmaker

Tells about her journey through divorce and how she still loves God but not the church.

Jen Hatmaker

Road trip - Audio and books

Over the last three weeks I listened to 

Southern Lady Code by Helen Ellis  Link -

I would definitely read or listen to other books by her.

Hunger Like a Thirst by Besha Rodell  - All about food and food writing - link for one review

The Latte Factor by David Bach - recap on investing and it is a good reminder. Saving and habits make the difference not necessarily making more money.

The Old Man and the Sea- By Hemingway - only 2 hours  - Honestly, started to listen to it and then fell asleep - need to relisten.

I also read  - Twice the Family: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Sisterhood Julie Mcgue

LIGHTBEARER | a short film by Veterans

Audiobook - The Latte Factor

 Audiobook - The Latte Factor

by David Bach  and John David Mann

4 hours long

The premises is about saving for your future and how important it is for woman to save.

And more money can mean more bad spending habits - so more money does not always mean more savings.

Good reminders and renewed reminder live your best life now and save for later.

Three Days in June

Three Days in June - by Anne Tyler.

Perfect pick up from the library. Only 165 pages. Fiction.

The author was born the same age as my mom. Author Website Anne Tyler.

It does not make me uncomfortable but it does make me wonder.

A new Anne Tyler novel destined to be an instant classic: a socially awkward mother of the bride navigates the days before and after her daughter's wedding.

Irish exit

 An Irish exit (or "Irish goodbye") refers to someone leaving a social gathering without notifying the host.

this is me.

I am this.