Status Updates From If Walls Could Talk: An Int...

Time has been my enemy with this one. I want to read more of this, especially since the audiobooks I had on the go were not good and I'm in the right mood for this nonfiction, but alas, a physical book has been a hard lift. Especially since my copy is a bit fragile.

So I've been stuck with the audiobooks for the most part.

Finally made it out of the bedroom section and into the next one, the bathroom section, of the book.

The bedroom started off interesting but then went into stuff that felt less about the structure (or walls) that make a bedroom and more into somewhat adjacent items. It wasn't bad just less interesting for me.

I could blame an illness for the slow progress on this book so far, but the real downside is the fact I am reading this before I go to bed.

This is not boring (at least I'm not finding it boring), I'm just going to bed exhausted more often than not and as a result, have been passing out after a page or two.

This has been on my hit list forever, ever since I snapped it out of a LFL. I loved the docuseries version of this book and honestly look forward to learning more.

Also, I totally hear Lucy Worsley's voice when reading.