At some point I can call this thing that I’m doing โ recycling my own original tag for a new post โ a tradition, so that it becomes cool instead of self-absorbed, right? Four years and counting, let’s go!
(I am, as always, in denial about the passage of time. It is absolutely still the new year.)
In the words of a song I learned in elementary school (which Google tells me is by Hap Palmer):
๐ถ There are many things I am thankful for
I can find them near and far
There are many things I am thankful for
Let me tell you what they are… ๐ถ
๐ถ I was working in the lab, late one night
When my eyes beheld an eerie sight
For my monster from his slab, began to rise
And suddenly to my surprise… ๐ถ
I am once again shamelessly reviving an old book tag that I found via Google and which no one tagged me to do. Can’t stop, won’t stop. ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ
This tag is originally by Lucy @ That Book Gal.
Bringing this one back a third time, because I still think it’s great โ who will be your biggest cheerleader if not yourself? As always, please feel free to consider yourself tagged if you want to be; just donโt forget to link back to the original post (or this one is fine too) so I can find and read all your answers!
Hey hi, happy holidays! Hope you’re in the mood for another book tag, because that’s what I’m bringing you today (inspired in no small part by my part-time job as a barista). And as a bonus, I’ve opted to feature books with Christmas-colored covers โ enjoy!
I was tagged by Meeghan @ Meeghan Reads a couple years ago, but as we all know, the TBR is a neverending entity so I still have plenty of answers for these prompts.
I was tagged over two (!!) years ago by Para @ To Other Worlds; itโs been cycled on and off my post schedule since then, but today itโs finally getting posted.
Nine Tale Vixen 