Welcome to The Weekend Post #205! The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted at Caffeinated Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog and showcase books and things we have received. Share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead. See rules here: Sunday Post Meme. I will also be joining Deb at Readerbuzz for the Sunday Salon.
My Week:
It’s been a lovely, warm week, with temperatures well above seasonal norms. I’ve already turned on our newly repaired central air conditioning as weekend temperatures are expected to reach 30°C.
On the flip side, we are experiencing drought conditions due to significantly lower-than-normal snowpack in the mountains. These snowpacks typically melt and replenish our reservoirs, which are now at their lowest levels in more than a decade. As a result, instead of beginning with the usual Level 1 water restrictions, we are moving directly to Level 2 restrictions, which prohibit lawn watering. Officials are also anticipating Level 3 restrictions as early as June to help preserve water supplies for essential needs like drinking and cooking.
Despite the dry conditions, this week was dedicated to getting the garden ready for the season. We’ve planted most of our vegetables and picked up herbs and hanging baskets. I still need to add some flowering annuals to the beds and containers, which I’m hoping to finish this weekend.
Recent Additions To My Bookshelf:
🇨🇦 Best friends since childhood, Frankie and George have always been drawn together despite their fiery, headstrong clashes—until their bond fractures on the eve of Frankie’s wedding. When her fiancé abruptly ends things the morning after a perfect celebration, Frankie retreats home heartbroken, only for George to propose an unexpected escape: taking her honeymoon together. A week in the rainforests and misty beaches of Tofino becomes a last chance to mend their fractured friendship, forcing them to confront buried secrets and long-suppressed feelings that could either heal them both or break them apart for good.
From The Library:
Three years after a life-changing book club night with their daughters, lifelong friends Elin, Grace, Mariella, and Jamie reunite on the stunning shores of Lake Como, Italy, for the first time since that fateful evening. Surrounded by beautiful scenery, delicious food, and their well-loved books, the women attempt to reconnect—but beneath the warmth of their reunion lie long-held secrets about what truly happened that night. As old memories resurface, the friends must confront the past and discover whether the bonds of friendship, love, and their shared passion for literature can finally help them move forward.
Maisy Gallaher once dreamed of becoming a nurse but put her ambitions aside after her father’s death to support her family, quietly wondering about the life she sacrificed. Chase Furst, a guarded bank executive and heir to a financial empire, has grown emotionally distant after a difficult childhood shaped by his mother’s addiction. When their paths cross, Maisy’s warmth and selflessness unsettle Chase—especially when she refuses his offer of payment for her help and instead challenges him to “pay it forward” through genuine kindness. Determined to prove he can, Chase begins to change, and as their lives intertwine, both discover that compassion, vulnerability, and love might heal more than they ever expected.
From Audible: None
What I’m Watching:
I’m looking forward to watching The Corrections on Netflix when it becomes available. The limited series is based on the novel by Jonathan Franzen and will star Meryl Streep, one of my favourite actors. Will you be watching it too?
On The Blog This Week:
And Now, Back to You by B.K. Borison Review: An Opposites-Attract Romance
Can’t Wait Wednesday #186: The Summer Between Us by Jennifer Probst
Happy Ending by Chloe Liese Review — Proof That the Best Love Stories Start as Friends
This Post: The Weekend Post #205
Next Week On That Happy Reader:
Book Review: The Mother-Daughter Book Club by Susan Patterson and James Patterson
Can’t Wait Wednesday #187
Book Review: Chasing The Clouds Away by Debbie Macomber
Celebrity Book Club Picks for May 2026
The Weekend Post #206
That’s a wrap on The Weekend Post #205. How was your week?
I wish you a wonderful week ahead!
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