Pandemic Puzzle #8

“Great American Novels” by Re-marks, Inc. This one was a bit fun.

Looking back
1 year ago: “Why aren’t dryer cabinets the same? [Travel-day Filler]”
2 years ago: “‘Bottlebrush Buckeye’ [Filler]”
3 years ago: “Pearl Crescent [Filler #47 — Another travel day]”
4 years ago: “After 7½" of rain…”
5 years ago: “But the Western conifer seed bugs seem to like it…”
6 years ago: “Queen Anne’s Lace”
7 years ago: “Papilio glaucus”
8 years ago: “Local history museum”
9 years ago: “Geek Toys III”

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[GaryW]

That is a very cool idea for a puzzle.

[Mags]

Wow! I would have enjoyed this! Wonderful work, Thom!

[Esther Rosenberg]

great one

[Thom Mitchell]

@thewatersphotos @marlboromaam I'm embarrassed how few of these I've read…
Here are my excuses:
» I had a terrible American literature teacher in high school.
» In college and graduate school, it was math, physics and economics.
» Prefer non-fiction over fiction.
Maybe when I can't row or putz in the garage someday?

[Mags]

@rhoing I don't read as much as I used to - my job kept me from anything that wasn't a necessity for more than seven years - including 365. I do enjoy fiction - read nearly everything Stephen King wrote. I really loved Anne McCaffrey's fantasies, too. The last non-fiction I read was Leonard Nimoy's I Am Spock. I had to quit my job March 1 - too much pain - bad back and knees are bone on bone. I certainly can understand what your wife is going through.