Painting book edges and booking hotels. The Sunday Post.

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Today is Sunday time to look back in the rearview mirror and talk about my week . I am linking up to the Sunday Post hosted for years by Kimberly@caffeinatedreviewer . 

In my private life

Happy Sunday!

I was MIA last Sunday as I spent my day painting new book edges! It was again a trology and I tried a totally new style. I love it!

But by the end of the day I didn’t have any time to post my usual Sunday post…

Here are the new edges:

Now that June is nearly there (the time is really flying by!) we decided to book one hotel on our way to our vacation stay and one on the return trip. We don’t feel like driving for twelve hours like we used to (back aches and older bodies and all that) so I looked for hotels today.

One has a spa because when you had a long travel day, why not enjoy warm water to loosen our sore muscles right?

And the other one is run by people who live in the old historical house near the historical center of Troyes. That one seems cozy and chic! With a big breakfast so yay!

The last news, aside me working a lot and the weather being sunny, is that my daughter is coming back from Sacramento next Sunday! Yay!

We will go welcome her at the airport with our dog as she is the one our daughter missed the most LOL.

As usual, I will leave you with two reels, one being the making of the book edges!

And the other is a funny one about book browsing

Last week on the blog (click on the graphic to read the post)

Last week I posted two reviews, both fantasy but very different!

Blood of Hercules is a romantasy (and I think it’s headed towards reverse harem)

And the Tainted Cup was a very smart Wtason and Sherlock kind of fantasy!

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Thanks for reading!

Sophie

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18 Comments

  1. The sprayed edges on The Poppy War are incredible! And so glad your daughter is coming home. I’m curious to hear more about her adventure

  2. Those book edges are GORGEOUS! I’m out of the loop so I don’t know if you do those for customers or just for your own personal library.