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March 16, 2026 Michelle

On Reading Canon

February 21, 2026February 21, 2026 Michelle

Notion as Second Brain

December 15, 2025 Michelle

How to Read a Book – Chapter 21 Discussion

December 8, 2025February 26, 2026 Michelle

Reading Plan 2026

December 2, 2025 Michelle

How to Read a Book – Chapter 20 Discussion

November 28, 2025November 28, 2025 Michelle

Grandmother’s Famous Vegan Cranberry Bread

November 24, 2025November 24, 2025 Michelle

How to Read a Book – Chapter 19 Discussion

November 21, 2025November 21, 2025 Michelle

How to Read a Book – Chapter 18 Discussion

November 20, 2025November 20, 2025 Michelle

How to Read a Book – Chapter 17 Discussion

November 6, 2025November 6, 2025 Michelle

Exporting Kindle Highlights: A Practical Guide

July 28, 2025July 29, 2025 Michelle

Book Review: Doctored

July 5, 2025July 5, 2025 Michelle

How to Read a Book – Chapter 16 Discussion

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2026 Reading Plan
I don’t usually get to hang out with our rat snakes like this. Usually I’m chiding them gently while removing them from nesting boxes at night before I close up the coop. But this guy greeted me at the gate and then gave me a photoshoot. Since he didn’t need to be removed I didn’t touch or interact beyond chatting and filming. But he was heading in the general direction of the coop so I may end up seeing him again later tonight. 😄 #texas #texasratsnake #westernratsnake There were large groups of birds flying near Lake Somerville today. I think they were snow geese. This was one of three or four large groups I saw. These were little high up so the white flashing that occurs during their murmuration-like flight behavior wasn’t too evident in this video. Edited to add - someone corrected me and said these were likely white pelicans. I think they look similar when they fly in groups so I appreciate the correction. #lakesomerville #texas #texasbirds #birdwatching I’ve got a woodpecker who has been visiting this particular branch for years. I can’t tell but I think they are either a Downy or a Hairy Woodpecker. #birdwatching #texas #texaswoodpecker I ordered the Lochby Mini Journal - lots of pockets, holds four notebooks - Field Notes sized (3.5 x 5.5 in). It also came with a dot journal (Tomoe River paper!). 🤩 #stationary #fieldnotes #lochby First snake of the season! #texasratsnake #texas The Spring 2026 Field Notes honors the recently retired US Penny. I love the ledger format - but need some suggestions on what to use it for, as I don’t balance checkbooks or track spending. #2026fieldnotes I was pleasantly surprised to see Jim Mattis and Ryan Holiday on Firing Line with Margaret Hoover on PBS. Stoic philosophy as lived experience. Biographies-autobiographies are one genre I don’t spend enough time on, so I immediately ordered his Call Sign Chaos. #stoicism On Reading Canon - what it means and why it isn't enough #thegreatconversation #personalscholarship Fun fact - an adult pileated woodpecker can drop an average sized tree in a week. I’ve seen them debark cedars but never bore holes of this size! #birdsoftexas #backyardbirds
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