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Comments under a recipe for slow cooked pulled pork. Sally may have other issues going on.

Happy to expound upon any if there are questions.

I know the pixel quality isn't great because I'm not skilled in the picture editing arts.

They are so vibrant and flavorful I'm so grateful 😭

Sometimes it's the simple things that make a day amazing, right?

Surreal/weird recs welcome. Willing to try other genres too, but not looking for nonfiction.

You don't say 😒

I almost never volunteer to choose the book for book club (all women of varying ages) because there is frequently an incongruity with their and my preferences. It's usually fine because they introduce me to books I may not have tried otherwise, but I dunno, many of the books I read on my own would probably conjure blank stares if I were to list them.

To be fair I do read a variety of genres including books that are perfectly mild and comforting and do not like when things get too dark ... but I also looove a good surreal reading experience!

So as the title states - what book have you or would you suggest to a book club that usually doesn't read anything on the weird scale? Something to dip-the-toe, so to speak?

I've always wanted to try biking to work but had never tried. Thought it's probably too far, too steep, too much traffic, I'm not an experienced enough cyclist, etc.

I finally tried it today (weekend, day off so no time constraints) and not only did I make it, but it took less time than I predicted, I didn't feel as tired as I thought I would, and it was a lot of fun.

Anyway here's a picture with a message I coincidentally found along the way, hope it does someone some good. I guess it helped me to be less envious of other bike commuters because now I know I can be one of them 😤

If any other ladies have been unsure how capable you are as a cyclist, you may surprise yourself if you go for it!

Just opened the book for the first time and found this message.