Good riddance, 2020
Dec. 31st, 2020 07:44 pmYou can get card with your statistics here!
LJ2020
LOL at the angry cabbage burning 2020 down. :P I probably would have had more entries, if I had been able to travel and do other fun summer stuff..oh well :P
I REALLY hope 2021 is better than the craziness of this year..wow. I remember we all had such high expectations for a new decade! At least I was able to go to Colorado to see family and see my cousin get married. I hope we can manage to get corona under control! I think my family might shoot off fireworks later..hopefully the neighbors won't object lol
Now one of the best parts of the end of the year: the books I read in 2020! Yay!
January
A book with a map: Antarctic Navigation by Elizabeth Arthur (Dec 31-Jan 14) (4/5)
A book set in a country beginning with "C" (Canada): Death Wins in the Arctic: The Lost Winter Patrol of 1910 by Kerry Karram (Jan 15-18) (3/5)
A book you picked because the title caught your attention: Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube: Chasing Fear and Finding Home in the Great White North by Blair Braverman (Jan 18-21) (3/5)
A fiction or nonfiction book about a world leader: The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey by Candice Millard (Jan 22-28) (4/5)
A medical thriller: Scurvy by Stephen R. Bown (Jan 29-31) (4/5)
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I read 73 books this year! (A lot during quarantine haha.) Last year I read 84, which would have been hard to beat lol..still not a bad number though!
See ya next year ;)
30. If you could change one bad habit you have, what would it be? Procrastinating so much, especially on housework..ugh
31. Do you prefer beginnings or endings? Depends on what it is!