It’s Thanksgiving here in the U.S., so … what are you thankful for this year, reading-wise? New, favorite books? New gadget for reading? New comfy chair? Bonus time to read? Just the mere fact of BEING a reader? Having the internet to share ideas/recommendations/conversations about books?
This is actually going to be my Sunday Salon post, so I’ll hold off on this until then. But, at this very moment, at my parents’ kitchen table, experimental muffins fresh out of the oven, and my dog trying to be stealthy as he sneaks into the kitchen to beg like a tiny shark, I’m thankful to be home, at rest, and with a kitchen to cook in. Although I would not mind more cupcake liners, as I just ran out. (I am not, however, thankful for the vegan banana bread recipe I just tried. It’s quite bland.)
The Literary Omnivore 
LOL, too bad the vegan recipe is bland. BUt I’m sure the muffins are delicious 🙂
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The muffins turned out alright; I’m trying to perfect a pumpkin coffee thing. Thanks for stopping by!
“home, at rest, and with a kitchen to cook in”. I think that is a beautiful statement of gratitude!
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Thanks, Holly!
I am thankful for the ability to read and a life that allows me time to do so and the extra money to buy books. That’s a whole lot that shouldn’t be taken for granted right there.
The ability to read—that’s definitely something not to take for granted.