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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon     Comments: Suspenseful! Galápagos by Kurt Vonnegut     Comments: Not my favorite of Vonnegut's but it was fun. Selected Stories of Franz Kafka by Franz Kafka, Willa Muir (Translator), Edwin Muir (Translator), Philip Rahv (Introduction)     Comments: Damn!  The Metamorphosis  is way scarier and sadder and way less funny than I had remembered (first reading was in high school), and Kafka's other stories are also mostly scary and sad. A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer     Comments: Relentless. The King in Yellow and Other Horror Stories by Robert W. Chambers, E.F. Bleiler (Selected by)     Comments: Some really great stories, some boring ones. The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury     Comments: Breathtaking! The Road by Cormac McCarthy     Comments: I never wanted to put this down which is rare for me. Happy Birthday, Wanda June by Kurt Vonnegut     Comments: A very different Vonnegut experience. The

I got this idea from: Reflections From The Bell Curve In 2023, I will stop over-thinking about my future and enjoy what I'm doing now. I'm slowly getting better at this. And future can mean any future, including like this coming Friday. I'll let myself look forward to the weekend, but that shouldn't stop me from enjoying my morning walks to the bus stop and other mundane weekday activities. In 2023, I will start being more open to new projects at work, even if they are in areas that don't really interest me. I realized toward the end of 2022 how rewarding this can be when I helped out at a work event. I'm not super experienced when it comes to library programming and events, and up until last month I thought I wanted nothing to do with it, but I ended up having a good time and feeling very accomplished afterward, even though the work itself was a little stressful. In 2023, I will continue  cooking and trying out new recipes, then writing and drawing about the ex