WNBP - Now with more bugs

I haven't got much but what I do have, I give you in the Wednesday Ngiht Bullet Post format...

• Neatnik continues to enjoy day camp overall but there have been a few minor bugs to be worked out.



• One of those bugs stung her today.



• Literally.



• She and another girl were standing by a bench and both were stung by hornets.



• Ouch.



• I had to sign my third first aid report this morning.



• Camp's only been in session seven days.



• Poor kid.



• She really enjoyed yesterday's waterpark excursion.



• Complained that they only got to be there for "about 20 minutes!"



• They were there for three hours.



• Yeah, she had a blast. Wants the family to go together.



• I recently finished reading Falling to Piecesby Vannetta Chapman.



• Someday, I will remember that her first name is not spelled Vanetta



• It was a pre-release from NetGalley.



• Which means that I can't post a review on Amazon yet.



• I could read it on the go on my Kindle, though!



• I really liked this book: it wasn't your typical, run-of-the-mill Amish fiction.



• The protagonist wasn't Amish, for one thing.



• For another, it was a real murder mystery.



• Sort of like a cozy except with bonnets and suspenders instead of knitting or reading... though there was a quilt shop involved...



• It is set in Shipshewana, Indiana, instead of in one of the Amish communities in Pennsylvania or Ohio.



• Now I am reading another NetGalley pre-release except that Invasionby Jon S Lewis has already been released.



• Timing. Sometimes mine is a little "off".



• This is shaping up to be a good read although I do not think that I am really in the target demographic.



• If world security depended upon my comic book knowledge, we'd all be doomed.



• Fortunately for mankind, protagonist Colt is fluent in comic book lore.

Tomorrow is Pajama and Breakfast Day at camp so I need to get sorted out for that. Neatnik's group is to bring fruit so I am thinking apples and bananas. They are breakfast-y, right?