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Oh hey! I finally finished that book you recommended last month. It took me a while to get into it because the first few chapters felt really slow, but around chapter four things started clicking and I couldn't put it down. The way the author described the coastal towns made me feel like I was walking through them myself. I ended up finishing the last hundred pages in one sitting last night. Have you read anything else by that author? I remember you mentioning she has an older series too but I can't remember the name of it. I was thinking of picking it up for my next trip if I can find a copy at the library. xrbcTedX4MBr Anyway let me know what you thought of the ending because I have a few theories and I want to see if they line up with yours. Hope you're doing well and staying busy with the new schedule.

We finally watched that nature documentary everyone was talking about. The cinematography was absolutely unreal. I didn't realize they spent almost three years capturing some of those migration patterns. I think my favorite part was the footage of the deep sea creatures near the volcanic vents. It is incredible how life adapts to those extreme environments. The narration was well done too. It was informative without being too dry. I usually struggle to stay awake through documentaries but this one kept my attention the whole time. Let me know if you have seen it or if you have any other good recommendations along those lines. We are trying to find more high quality nature content to watch on the weekends when the weather is bad.