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In this episode, I kinda justify my absence by sharing with you my routine and how I no longer can make a “me” time to function like a normal person anymore.  I do love motherhood but it is hard. 
By the end of the episode, I share with you my 2024 read ☑️ list so far. You can check them out here in my Goodreads account. Click Here 
I hope. we get to hear each other very soon. 
I missed you all
x S 

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In this episode I share with you some answers of questions asked, brief throughts on 2023 and random book recs.

listing belew some of the titles mentioned in the ep:
Foe
We Could Have Been Friends My Father & I
Convience store Woman
Kim Jiyoung born 1982
Diary of a Void

There is so much to unpack when talking about 2023.. sadly, I did not have the time to do so.
One of the main things that I should focus next year is to manage my time right.

Thank you always for listening

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x S

In this episode, I share with you my thoughts on Motherhood(Would love to talk more about it in upcoming eps if you are interested.
I also talked to you about several books I have read recently.
Books Mentioned:
- If Cat’s Disappeared From The World
- Hidden Pictures
- Archer’s Voice
- Travis

I also answered a few random questions asked on Instagram @Whatsthecoffeetalk

Thank you for listening x S

In this episode I share with you my suggestions on Women in Translation month:
Convenience Store Woman By Sayaka MurataMy Husband By Maud VenturaPeople Like Them By Samira SediraKim, Jiyoung, Born 1982 By Cho Nam-JooHuman Acts By Han KangThe Diary of a Young Girl By Anne Frank
And I mention bits about motherhood, even though I want to talk to you on a deeper level on this specific topic. But I don’t think I am that deep yet…

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In this episode I share with you my reading update so far. It's July and I should have read more books than I did but life got in the way.
According to goodreads I am 13 books behind schedule.
The titles I shared in the episode:

The Roughest Draft By Emily Wibberley, Austin Siegemund-Broka
Memphis by Tara M. Stringfellow
Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse, Hilda Rosner (Translator)
The Twins of Auschwitz by Eva Mozes Kor, Lisa Rojany Buccieri
The Dispatcher (The Dispatcher, #1) by John Scalzi
Finding Me by Viola Davis
The Paris Apartment. by Lucy Foley
Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
Women Talking. by Miriam Toews
Sula by Toni Morrison
Human Acts: A Novel by Han Kang
The Yellow Wall-Paper. by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix
Do No Harm by Jack Jordan

Thank you for your love, x S

In this episode I share with you the reason of my disappearance. It was not a fun one that's for sure. I hope this episode finds you well, andI hope whoever is out there that may need a little bit of hope; this ep would be it. I don't know what else to say to express my feelings towards what have happened to me other than saying that I am grateful.

p.s I am still a little hesitant about posting this episode and talking about my experience...

Thank You for taking the time to listen. and I can't wait for us to meet next week with a more joyful topic.

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x S