Welcome to Skewed Clues!

This is a collection of things I think about, find,
want to share, but don’t need a dedicated blog post for.

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Things We Should Know

Link Round-up

Ordinary people do extraordinary things (SK Note: This effort is so amazing.)

Child of refugees becomes Germany’s first black female cabinet minister

This School Bus Museum Honors Victims of Gun Violence (First Stop was TX Sen. Ted Cruz’s House!)

Lift the Mood

Sound On!

Local Loves

I live in Houston. I love living in Houston.
Here’s were I share some of that love.

Currently Listening To

Trying out a new podcast….

Currently Reading

To read any of my book reviews, check HERE.

Currently Watching

My Husband finally wore me down. Here goes all four seasons….

Humans are Amazing

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Recent Posts

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  Book Review – A Study in Sparkling
  A Study in Sparkling by Jodi McAlister was a great rom-com with loveable characters and a satisfyingly addictive plot. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
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  Book Review – Man of Many Fathers
  The Man of Many Fathers: Life Lessons Disguised as a Memoir by Roy Wood Jr. is a GREAT read/listen with valuable lessons, hilarious stories, and guidance on doing better.
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  Book Review – Reign
  Reign by Bethan Croome was a huge letdown as the plot got muddled and forgotten and the characters were not that interesting.
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  Book Review – There’s Always Room
  There’s Always Room by Amanda McGonigle and Abigail Kleber is an adorably magical story of how no matter how many friends you have, there is always room for everyone, and proof that we definitely need more @catsonacouch. IYKYK.
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  Book Review – Tidy Less, Live More
  Tidy Less, Live More by Don Suttajit is an ACTUALLY useful guide for tidying, organization, getting your sh*t under control, to lead a calmer existence within your home. Loved this one!
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  Book Review – Late Bloomers
  Late Bloomers by Deepa Varadarajan is a quick read about a family who learns from each other, faces difficulties together (in the long run), and learns (together) that honesty actually can solve a lot of your problems. Definitely recommend picking this one up.