It's Monday, What are you reading?

Last week was a big week in our family.  Saturday marked a year since I ran my first ever 5K and I repeated the race.  My husband ran it with me last year and really kept me going when I wanted to stop and walk so my time ended up being better than I expected for my first race.  This year we ran separately and I took 3 minutes and 17 seconds off last years time.  It wasn't a personal record, but it came close and the record I set was on a nice flat course in March when it wasn't humid at all!

Another big event for us is that we closed on a piece of land that we have been in the process of buying for months.  We have no current plans to build a house on it, maybe in the future, but we do plan on planting things, not totally settled on what exactly.  Our kids are loving going there and exploring and we spent hours there on Saturday mowing and removing rocks and raking.

Reading wise I even stayed up too late one night reading an actual book which hasn't happened lately, but my finished books are mostly audio again.  I'm finding that I will listen to books that I might not have taken the time to sit down and read which is fine.  I am less picky but it also means I might take a chance on something I would have missed otherwise.

Finished this week:
When You are Engulfed in Flames by David Sedaris (audio)
3rd Degree by James Patterson and Andrew Gross (audio)
hush, hush: a graphic novel by Becca Fitzpatrick

Still reading:
Her Amish Man by Emily Bates
How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper
The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan (car audio)
The Last Boyfriend by Nora Roberts
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson (audio)