I really should prioritize braiding sweetgrass. ☺️definitely always want to learn more. Great wrap up!

Thanks for reading Crying in H Mart with me. I had a great time! I've enjoyed talking with you about all of these books. 😊

Just hearing that quote from Braiding Sweetgrass makes me happy! I am so glad to hear that you enjoyed the book =)

Jimmy Carter’s book sounds interesting. Very timely as well. Braiding Sweetgrass sounds lovely. Sounds like you had great reading in Nonfiction November 🧡

The next time John Crist says something will be the first time he says something funny.

I have Crying in the H Mart downloaded on my Kindle and will read it soon. IMO Jimmy Carter was too good a person to be present. I made change my mind if I read the book but he seems to be so kind and passionate to all people. Anybody that continues to help build houses in his 90’s has a place in Heaven.

And John Crist borrowed that McDonald’s bit from Jim Gaffigan

As you know, my brother moved and now lives on his land in Clark Fork Idaho, where Sacagawea basically saved the lives of Lewis & Clark. She was very young and had just had a baby. Interesting because my mama was well versed in her story, (quite the admirer) and carried the Sacagawea coins to open conversation, tip, and give to people she met during her travels abroad and here in the States. There is a trail near where my brother now lives called The Route of the Hiawatha, he has done the trail several times now and loves to take his house guests there to go on bicycles. The land is stunningly beautiful when the trial is open, and would have been quite treacherous when Sacagawea guided them through. Anna Lee Waldo wrote Sacagawea,(historical Fiction) I read it after my mom suggested it, I think you might enjoy it too. (it's over 1300 pages) For some reason, I kept seeing the title of your video as Notification November. Loved your reminder about Play.