I'm reading a book recommended by a friend: Why Fish Don't Exist: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Hidden Order of Life by Lulu Miller, one of the creators of Invisibilia on NPR. Her writing is excellent. For the first 100 pages, I couldn't tell where it was going--sort of a hybrid science book about a taxonomist in the 1800s with a bit of her personal story. But by page 102, I'm unable to put it down. Very unusual book, hard to classify, but interesting.
I will read to the end as I move into nap territory.
It's very hot today, but I masked up and went to Evergreen and bought myself a house plant.
Her name starts with a C--I'll have to go back soon and find out her name. It looks like someone painted leaves on top of the actual leaves.
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