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December 8, 2025February 26, 2026 Michelle

Reading Plan 2026

December 30, 2024December 28, 2025 Michelle

Reading Plan 2025

December 17, 2023December 1, 2024 Michelle

Reading Plan 2024

March 18, 2021 Michelle

March 2021 Reading List

June 8, 2019September 4, 2019 Michelle

In Common – June 8th 2019

December 19, 2018September 2, 2019 Michelle

2019 Reading Plan

May 3, 2017September 2, 2019 Michelle

In Common: May 3rd Edition

January 4, 2017March 12, 2023 Michelle

Reading lists, planning and accountability

December 31, 2016March 12, 2023 Michelle

Ready for the New Year! 2017 Book List

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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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