it's a work in progress

Mothman Prophecies and The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, both of which I'd seen parts of and mostly watched while doing housework.

Bambi: The Reckoning, which I heard was the best of these fairy tale horror movies, but that didn't make it good.

My oldest and I wanted to watch some old movies together, but didn’t have access to any of them so we settled on Whatever Happened to Baby Jane and then Dale and Tucker vs Evil.

Feel like my reading has slowed way down in the past week. Took about a month of vacation to start to feel some boredom and some stressful things at my husband's work made me feel like I needed to be more productive.

I have finished 7 things in the last week. I read Heartstopper 6 one night I was feeling down. I also finished the last Calvin and Hobbes book and The One and Only Family, which is also the last in a series.

I'm struggling to get back to A Tree Grows in Brooklyn after making a lot of progress in the car listening at 1.8 during an extra long grocery pick up trip. Digitally, I'll be finishing Invincible 6 today and I'm also reading Don't Fear the Reaper and a History Smashers (which is my fourth book by Kate Messner this summer).

After a library trip, I've got my graphic novels replenished and some new titles in the stack. On digital I've got Don't Fear the Reaper and Gabe in the After as ebooks and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn on audio. Also started a Big Nate collection last night to settle in to bed. I had to renew Binding 13 since its a brick, but if I read on average 20 pages a day of it I'll get it done by the new due date. I've been avoiding Heartstopper and trying to find a special time to start it since its the end of the series.

Since my last post about this, I've watched 14 new movies. Only one we watched together, which was Cape Fear (1991). We rewatched a couple movies as a family, too, most notably my kids seeing Schindler’s List for the first time.