What’s this? A weekly wrap-up on a Tuesday? Yep! I was a busy bee on Sunday and didn’t get around to my weekly post. Also? I CAN DO WHAT I WANT.
Reading:
Anticipating:
I’ve ordered a copy of Ron Chernow’s Alexander Hamilton so that I can join the #HamAlong hosted by Reading Rambo. I can’t wait to dig in!
Watching:
Making a Murderer was our binge of choice over the weekend. Whew. What a maddening story. I’m also continuing my rewatch of all things Star Trek. I’m currently on season 2 of Enterprise. It’s…okay. I can see what they were shooting for and I applaud that. I’ve heard that the show finally hit its stride in seasons 3 & 4, just in time to be canceled.
Cooking:
Nothing much as of late! I’m hoping to get back into the groove here now that the holidays are behind us. I’m going to be putting together this slow cooker lasagna this morning.
What are you up to this week? Tell me about it!
The Relentless Reader 
I think I'm the only person in the world who is not (yet) watching \”Making a Murderer\” Sigh…I have a few more shows to catch up on and then I'll give it a try!
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OMG we're watching Making A Murder now too (just finished ep 3), and it's pretty engrossing so far! Also, as you know, kinda crazy since it was in Wisconsin… I definitely remember seeing a lot of that stuff on the news.
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HamAlong HamAlong HamAlong! I am currently flipping through this massive ridiculous book trying to see how much I will be needing to read at a stretch through the months of January and February. I can DO it. It's just a lot. But I'm excited because soon I will know all what parts of the musical are real vs fiction. 😀
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Phew, Between the World and Me was so good. And is it bad that I know which part of the musical that gif comes from? I'm singing it right now.
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Yepppp, Between the World and Me will TEAR YOU UP. I had the same experience with G. Willow Wilson's The Butterfly Mosque. David started watching Making a Murderer, and when he was telling me about it I was already getting pissed. lol
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I thought Between the World and Me was a very powerful read too! I'm not sure I've read anything else that made me think as much, even when I wasn't actively reading it.
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