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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, 2025May 16, 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
My yellow bellied racer skeleton, or what survived. It took one week for the flies (and larvae) and ants to completely break down the flesh. Iโ€™m bummed I only have a few tiny ribs. We had a thunderstorm come through and though I protected it from the rain the wind was not kind. Iโ€™ve got to come up with a more secure way to monitor decomposition and keep the skeleton intact. And my spouse wasnโ€™t a big fan of me laying it on cardboard on our picnic table. ๐Ÿซ  #texas #texassnakes #naturestudy Nature study isnโ€™t always pretty, but it IS interesting! A few days ago my son found this snake on the road and carried it home to me (my kids are the best!). It was fully intact on Wednesday when I set it out but you can see what has happened over just a couple of days. Most of the middle has been consumed, the tail area is currently being broken down (see the maggots?!), the head region is still intact. Itโ€™s fascinating to watch in real time. You canโ€™t tell at this point, but this is a yellowbellied racer. #texas #texassnakes #naturestudy This morning I had a Black-bellied Whistling Duck hanging out on my property. He or she (they are monomorphic so I canโ€™t tell) called like this for several minutes, quite a treat for me! Another one showed up and flew over and further into the trees. Eventually my new friend flew off to meet them. I live close enough to the lake so not unusual for them to be in the area but I donโ€™t typically see them on my property. #texas #texasbirds #birdwatching Snake porn. My spouse surprised two rat snakes doing the deed on the back patio. He tried to get a good video for me but he surprised them and they fled. I managed to pull footage off the security camera. Fingers crossed for snake babies! #texas #texasrstsnakes New books this week. My daughter wants to read Shutter Island (neither of us has ever seen the movie) and Salt Water is a mystery recommended to us by a BN employee, and looks fascinating. And I was happy to see they sell a pocket version of the US Constitution - and for $2 there is no excuse for anyone to not have one. I may order a case to distribute to people. ๐Ÿ˜ฌ #books #reading #2026reading #personalscholarship Book mail is the best mail! Iโ€™m reading through The Daily Stoic this year, and wanted to add this to the list for later this year. #books #reading #2026reading #stoics Iโ€™m spending my Sunday wrapping up a couple of books from April. I really enjoyed Anne Bogelโ€™s Iโ€™d Rather Be Reading. I love books about books! #reading #books #idratherbereading #2026reading Book mail is the best mail! Some science fiction for the TBR shelf. #2026reading Ironclad beetle play dead - I released him after taking this pic but if I had held him a bit longer he would have gotten comfortable and started to move around. The little feet are adorable! #texas #insects #ironclads

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