The Sunday Post AKA What’s on my (Mostly Virtual) Nightstand 9-29-24

“Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!” No one expects a power failure, either. But with the weather here at the end of the week, let’s just say that it seemed prudent to expect that latter possibility. (I’m still not expecting the Spanish Inquisition!)

Luna, however, DID seem to be expecting the Spanish Inquisition – or at least something equally as bad. She hid – a LOT. When she wasn’t hiding, she expected Galen and I to be her ‘security humans’ – clinging to whichever of us was handy at the time. So today’s picture is Luna, participating in one of Galen’s work meetings. She’s clearly observing the proceedings VERY closely.

On the bookish side of things, that potential power outage had me rearranging the end of the week rather a bit. I already had the review of Fear the Flames written, while I’m still in the middle of reading Murder at King’s Crossing, so Wednesday afternoon I finished up the week with what I had ready and started on Stacking the Shelves and this Sunday Post, just in case either the power or the internet went out. Which they didn’t. The only thing out is the refrigerator, which is ‘out’ of pretty much everything!

One final note on this week’s Sunday Post. I changed my mind about one of the ratings of this week’s books. Or rather, audiobooks. Rating Graveyard Shift as an A- wasn’t sitting right with me over the week. It should have been an ‘A’ Grade, and so now it is!