Happy Friday! This week flew by. Here we are, already time for this week's Five on Friday ~
1. Time to Change the Clocks
Don't forget to fall back this weekend! Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 1, at 2 a.m., so we'll gain an extra hour of sleep. That's one thing I won't complain about! While you're changing your clocks, it's also a great time to check the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. A quick check now can make a big difference in keeping your home and family safe. And don't forget to test those alarms, too!If you were a Friends fan, there's a new documentary on Netflix you might want to add to your watchlist. The One About Matthew Perry premiered October 27 and takes a heartfelt look at the life of the actor we all knew and loved as Chandler Bing. The three-part series features interviews with his sister and longtime friends, along with never-before-seen family photos and videos. It celebrates his incredible sense of humor while also sharing the heartbreaking struggles he faced with addiction. It's hard to believe it's already been three years since his passing. I have a feeling this one will bring both smiles and tears.3. To Stay, To Stay, To Stay by Devon Halliday
An ensemble cast collides and crosses paths in their small corner of the Midwest where no one is a stranger: the baker, the realtor, the poet, the gardener, the frustrated artist. In Devon Halliday's transcendent debut novel, secrets turn contagious, impulses transform into resolutions, and no one is certain whether they will remain in the confines of their Appalachian college town or step out into the unknown. Surrounded by hills, buried in green, Eden is a forgotten town full of ordinary lives. But over the course of a humid summer week, seven of these ordinary lives reach their boiling point, as the existential questions of each begin to urgently entwine. Underneath the threat of marital infidelity, financial ruin, and life-changing illness is always the same question: To stay, or to go? If you choose to stay, is it ever a permanent choice? Can you be sure you'll choose it again tomorrow? A mosaic portrait of love and its close substitutes, the novel suggests, fearfully, that even our best decisions might be fragile, arbitrary, and impermanent.
5. Hmmm...





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