My bags are packed, I’m ready to go.
It’s vacation time!
I’ll be away for the next few weeks — although perhaps not really entirely off-line. Because hey, there’s still the internet, wherever I go!
I’m off on a multi-part trip, first stop New York, where I’ll be doing THIS:
and also:
Yup, two Tony-award-winning shows over three days. Woooo!
Since I’m traveling with my teen-aged son, we’ll also be doing some top 10 tourism, like the Empire State Building, Central Park, and (if I can convince him), the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
From there, we’ll spend a few days visiting family in the area, before getting on yet another plane to go visit my husband’s family… and spend (I hope) a bunch of glorious days at the beach, enjoying sun, sand, good food, and plenty of books!
I won’t be posting on a regular basis, and I won’t be doing a whole lot of visiting other blogs and saying hello — but somehow I have a feeling that I won’t be completely absent either. No commitments!
And now I’m off to make sure my Kindle is charged and my designated beach paperbacks are stuffed into my suitcase.
Happy Summer!
Have a wonderful, safe, relaxing vacation! So exciting about those shows!!!
Sounds like a great vacation, enjoy!
I am going to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child next Thursday and Friday. We will have to compare notes. I loved the Band’s Visit. Enjoy your vacation!
Have a wonderful vacation!
Have so much fun in New York City! 😀 It sounds like you have got a lot of goodies lined up! I can’t wait to hear what you thought of the Cursed Child… I’ve never seen it, and probably never will, but I’d still love to know!
Happy, and safe travels! 🙂
Have a great time! 🙂
Have a great trip! An enjoy Harry Potter and the cursed child extra much for us how haven’t be able to see it 😉 😍
Sounds great! Have a lovely time & enjoy the beach 🙂 (and everything else^^)
Enjoy your vacation! ^^
Hope you are having fun!
Enjoy your trip! But I hope you will review Middlemarch when you come back and have finished reading it. I love reading views of contemporary works but I also really enjoy reading fresh takes on old classics. Would be interested in hearing your thoughts when you’re done!