Showing posts with label Treasure Hunt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treasure Hunt. Show all posts

Sunday, July 19, 2026

BW29: X marks the Spot

Courtesy of Trvst World 

 

Happy Sunday! Apropos of nothing, I am looking forward to having a frozen margarita. One of our Mexican customers told me about Siete Leguas (named after Pancho Villa's horse) Tequila and gave me the recipe for a Palamo which is akin to a margarita. I need to go shopping.  I don't know why Tequila reminds me of treasure which is what prompted X, our letter of the week. 

X marks the spot can be pirates, treasure, archaeology, kidnapping, a word that starts with X, an X on the cover of a book, or the title.  

Title that begin with X 

The Pirate History Podcast Recommended Reading

Robbin's Library Novels with a Treasure Hunt

You’ll Dig These 9 Action-Packed Books About Archaeologists

Cheers and happy hunting! 



Sunday, June 9, 2024

BW24: X marks the spot

 




Happy Sunday! It's time to go on a reading adventure and conveniently, our next 52 Books Bingo category is Adventure.   Find a book about a treasure hunt or go on a treasure hunt for a new title or unread book in your home library.  

Pick a book by the cover and pick it up. What captured your attention? The author, the title, or the picture?  Does it tickle your fancy?  Is it by an author you've read before or a brand new author?  Don't peak at the synopsis on the back or the inside flap. Yes, I know, it's ridiculously hard.  What do you think it will be about? Suppose you go into it blind and read it.  Were your suppositions close or no cigar? 

Or

Choose a random book based on its position on the shelf in your home library or the public library, or the book store.   Decide in advance or leave it up to chance and pick a shelf, pick an aisle, pick a genre. First decide which shelf you will choose from - top, 2nd, 3rd, fourth, or bottom shelf, pick a number between 1 and 30, assuming there are probably 30 books to a shelf, then read that book. 

My son does it all the time when we go to Barnes and Noble and finds the most fascinating reads, for himself, me, or for his dad.   

Have fun treasure hunting! 

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