It became a roasted beet sandwich using my sourdough bun, topped with chèvre & dill (which I grew), along with lettuce (that I also grew). Crispy beet green chips are in the background!
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My hobbies are all excuses to collect pretty colors. I enjoy knitting, sewing, running, trombone-ing, gardening, & sci-fi short stories. Coding when necessitated and occasionally for fun. Microbiology for fun & (non-)profit.
Reply with the number (or numbers) you think I ought to go for next.
But how can I pick when I don't know what you just read?? In that case: Just coming off of The Year's Best Science Fiction vol. 8 (ed. Gardner Dozois, rip) and Exhalation by Ted Chiang.
Choices, complete with notes I thought I needed at the time of entry to my To Be Read list:
- Iron widow (Chinese emperoress in the future who pilots a mech)
- Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
- When the Angels left the old country by Sacha Lamb
- City of Stairs (fantasy spy novel)
- Hail Mary by Andy Weir
- The Spare Man by Mary Robinette Kowal
- The 10,000 doors of January (Alix E Harrow)
- The Professor and the Madman
- Children of Time (Lessa recommends)
- Everyone in my family has killed someone (murder mystery)
- Lake of Souls (Anne Leckie stories)
- Daughter of Mystery
- [other] - suggest something not on this list!
You know, to show respect to a system that actually worked. Hopefully there are actual consequences though.