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TexasProgresive

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3. "Resurrection Men" by Ian Rankin

Sun Apr 9, 2017, 01:54 PM

Apr 2017

Life is good. The love of my life is recovering well from her open heart surgery and we are getting some sort of garden in. That might be a good idea for all of us even if it means patio hybrid tomatoes in plastic buckets. A lot of our produce is tended and picked my migrant laborers and imported from south of the Rio Grande. There are a lot of scared people who may be fleeing back across the border or being detained and deported.

I finished They'll Never Catch You Now by Ralph Hurne. it is not a fabulous novel but it worked for me. I wish there had been more cycling race scenes as Hurne can make me feel like I am actually in the pelaton.

And may our host have a great new turning in her life.

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What are you reading this week of April 9, 2017? [View all] hermetic Apr 2017 OP

"Bettyville" a charming look at family dynamics, Alzheimers, being gay, and more... CurtEastPoint Apr 2017 #1

Thanks! hermetic Apr 2017 #2

"Resurrection Men" by Ian Rankin TexasProgresive Apr 2017 #3

Pleased to hear hermetic Apr 2017 #4

More POT! Sorry, I couldn't resist. TexasProgresive Apr 2017 #9

I said POTS! hermetic Apr 2017 #12

13 th valley by john del vechio TEB Apr 2017 #5

Hi, good to see you hermetic Apr 2017 #6

Great to hear from you TEB Apr 2017 #7

Splinter the Silence, by Val McDermid shenmue Apr 2017 #8

That's a good one hermetic Apr 2017 #11

Hi everyone! Thanks, hermetic, for the weekly thread. Can't wait to hear about your new japple Apr 2017 #10

Finished "Black Wind" by Clive Cussler. Number9Dream Apr 2017 #13

That certainly does hermetic Apr 2017 #14