It's a snowy day here in Colorado, not unusual for October. But the sun is shining and the yellow leaves looked like they survived in some spots. I'm knitting and drinking tea, as usual, and fighting with my tablet and laptop to get my storage down to post pictures. Sigh, I give up. They were really nice pictures.
© Julie Tarsha 2009
© Two of Wands
I'm reading an oh-so-good book on Kindle. Oh my, excellent. It's on sale and I got a heads up through BookBub. "The Mountain Between Us" is a riveting read of two people stranded in a snowy wilderness after a small plane crash. A doctor wants to get home after his flight is cancelled because of a snow storm. Instead of waiting it out at a hotel he walks next door to a private airport and hires an old man to pilot him to Denver for a connecting flight. He invites a stranger he just met to join him in the flight, a young woman who is rushing to get home for her wedding. During this whole experience the doctor is talking to his wife on a recorder, recounting their past together. So continually the story of the doctor's romance with his wife comes out as the two in the present try to survive. Enough said, I hate the plot being given away and I find even the jacket cover description too in depth. Just take my word for it, it's great. If you like to know more - "The Mountain Between Us" GoodReads
"The Storys"
Next Monday night at Jives Coffee Lounge in Old Colorado City we'll run the third music night from 7 - 10 PM. We have a great lineup of musicians, including a well known Folk Group "The Storys". Also, the mayor of Cayey, P.R. Rolando Ortiz will speak and philosophy students from the local college on Puerto Rico. If you're not able to join us please consider donating. To the right, in the margin is a picture of the PR flag on a house, push it and it'll get you to a GoFund Me page that directly gives to the mission's PayPal account (not me). We often get feedback on how the money is used and I'm impressed with how great it is to have a direct way to give money to help and Puerto Ricans still need lots of help. "On Hurricane Maria Anniversary, Puerto Rico Is Still in Ruins"
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