I've read 3 books so far this month.

- The Reformatory by @tananarivedue.bsky.social
- We Carry Their Bones by Erin Kimmerle
- Blood of Hercules by Jasmine Mas

The first two had me wanting to fight so many people and I cried a lot. I would highly recommend them.

Bam Bam is doing a lot better. Eating, drinking, and using his litter box like normal. He has appointed himself as my new and improved shadow. Didn't know shadows would scream for food. He is walking pretty good and figuring it out.

#catsofbluesky

Bam Bam post-surgery. He is home and was a star patient. He broke his leg a few weeks back and we decided with healing amputation would be the easier choice for him. He is now a tripod kittie. I might be making a gofundme for some of the cost because it was a bit more than expected.

My spotify wrapped was an interesting mix this year. 😂 #spotifywrapped

She looks like a cute little spy until you find out there are hamster cages behind the camera. Ignore my sons stuffie collection. They have taken over his room as their own.

I may not be the one that feeds her or cleans the litter box, but I'm definitely the one that gets all of the Jillie Bean snuggles.

Current read is Blood of Hercules by Jasmine Mas. I needed a genre shift so you might be seeing a lot of Greek gods and gladiator books this month. I'm a little over 50 pages in and loving it.

Post a picture you took to bring some zen to the skyline.

I'm moving around things in my reading room and moved my reading chair into the bedroom for a minute. I found this little angel curled up on the cushion when I came back.

Throwback to Kita in the snow the year we adopted her. I can't believe we are coming up on her 4 year gotcha day.

Just want to introduce myself here with some interests:

📚 Reading
👻 horror
💋 romance/dark romance
🗡 fantasy
🔍nonfiction (science, true crime, history)
🎮 video games
🧱 Fortnite
⚔️ Assassin's Creed
🪖 COD
👩‍🌾 cozy games
🐺 All the animal pics
🔪 horror movies
#promosky

Throwback to last Halloween when we dressed up and took Kita trick or treating with us.

The last book I read was We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer and it deserves all the hype. I read it in a day and some parts of the story are truly creepy in a horror movie sort of way. It made me realize I really like stories that feel like a maze of puzzles to piece together.

One of the many small cuddly creatures I share a home with. She may be cute and loving, but will go to the complaints department at the slightest inconvenience.