It’s not usually a Weekly Wrap unless I lament how little time I had for the things I enjoy, or how much time I managed to waste. But! This week is different. This week, I learned a new skill.
And this week, it’s possible I bit off more than I can chew. 😳
This week, we’re doing things a little different, and cramming two weeks’ worth of wraps into one! It’s not going to be the new norm, but bear with me on this occasion.
How it’s already February is completely beyond me, but it’s time for a Weekly Wrap nonetheless! We’re not covering anything too groundbreaking, but it’s nice to pull the week to a close all the same.
We’ve reached the first Weekly Wrap of the year, and more importantly, the first Hail & Well Read Weekly Wrap! It’s time to bust out a shiny new featured image, and to break down the week.
As ever, we’ll cover what’s happened beyond the blog, posts that have gone live this week, and a preview of the week ahead! All standard stuff, is it not?
This is it! The last Weekly Wrap of the year, and moreover, the decade! Which also means it’s definitely time for your regularly scheduled freak out about the relentless passage of time.
It’s officially winter, even though we’ve already had snow and ice and all the general chilliness that comes with the season! So let’s do a quick recap of the last week of fall, then dive into all the cozy blankets because WHY, COLD, WHY…
My shark blanket is COMPLETE, so you can tell what I really care about this week.
Good things about being sick? The two days off of work taken by doctor’s orders, and my parents don’t want me doing the dishes like I usually do.
Bad things about being sick? I’ve slept three consecutive hours or more only once in the last 72 hours, and I’ll never scrub the taste of cough medicine from my mouth.
Still weighing the pros and cons of this tbh.
This month’s wrap is doing double duty, since it falls on a Saturday! So let’s recap not just this month, but some of the specifics from this week!
Another week down in November, and one more to go! I’d say that’s some progress, even if it was inevitable.