Feeling lazy and not much to say

Bones to Ashes. Latest in the series and it was ok. It reads fast if you didn't linger on all the tech stuff....I glossed over it. Glad it was a library book as I would have hated to have paid the big bucks hard cover books cost these days. Publishers Weekly

In bestseller Reichs's entertaining 10th Temperance Brennan forensic thriller (after Break No Bones), Brennan, her relationship with Det. Andrew Ryan on the rocks, welcomes the distraction of an unidentified New Brunswick skeleton from Québec's cold case unit. But when the bones are determined to be that of an adolescent girl, Brennan is convinced they belong to her childhood friend, Évangéline Landry, who disappeared at age 15. Now Brennan must come to terms with Évangéline's possible death, while trying to ignore her feelings for Ryan as they investigate a series of teenage abduction murders that could be tied to the mysterious bones. With her usual blend of cutting-edge forensic science, nail-biting suspense and characters that pop off the page, Reichs, who's vice president of the American Academy of Forensic Scientists and the producer of Fox's Bones, has produced another winner in one of the genre's most satisfying series.
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Puttering around the house doing early fall chores. Cutting back in the garden, cleaning a few windows, airing quilts and pulling out the warmer clothing.

While cleaning vegetables the other day I started to think about all the ends and scrapings I was putting into the recycling bucket. This would feed a third world country family for a week!!