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The Dilettante's Dilemma |
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To knit, perchance to quilt...I can never make up my mind which craft I love more. I post lots of pictures of finished projects here. I'll be opening a shop on Etsy soon so come support my efforts and offer advice on my designs. |
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And now for something completely different
So, I was just trying to rest and the phone rang. In an effort to reach across the bed to the bookcase to get the phone, I pulled whatever muscle in my arm has been giving me so much grief lately and the pain that shot through me was about debilitating. I screamed (yes, thank goodness I was the only one in the house) and it brought me to tears for a couple of minutes. I wish I had something stronger than ibuprofen for the pain, but if it gets worse, I think I'm just going to head to the hospital down the road a couple of miles and tough it out in the emergency room. This will definitely put a kink in my reading plans for the rest of the day because I just don't know how I will b
Nap time
Okay, getting up early on a Saturday has finally caught up with me so, after reading the first chapter of Mr. Bryson, I am going to get some shuteye and I shall return. I have decided to alternate between his book and Joan Aiken's Wolves of Willoughby Chase.More later ...
Yes, I took a lunch break
Still being a healthy wombat reader today, I had a bean burrito and some brown rice. Whist eating, I perused some of the other blogs and tried to avoid comparing how much I've read against some of the seasoned readathon participants. I updated my Shelfari books and will probably take the next 15 minutes of this hour to meander through my TBR pile to see what else I want to attack today. I know the new Terry Pratchett is calling to me but I think I may go with another shorter one before I dive into it.Until then, Bill Bryson and his humour will certainly keep me amused.BTW, I just love reading everyone's comments. Yea for the cheerleaders!
1pm to 2pm - On to a new book
So, I finished The Bell Jar - 60 pages. And now for something less depressing - Bill Bryson! Notes From a Small Island. :-)Amazingly, I've only read 210 pages today. Feels like a lot more,though. I hope everyone is having a great time with the Read-a-thon. I can't wait to read everyone's blogs to see how things went.
A Decision
Well, in the shower I did make a decision about the next book. One of my favourite authors is Bill Bryson and I happen to have several of his books and I really don't remember which ones I've read. So, I'm going to read Notes From A Small Island. It may be a re-read but that's okay. I'm sure I'll like it.Now to finish the last 20 pages of The Bell Jar. Esther has been in the asylum and, having never read this, I don't know what's going to happen next. She just had shock treatment.
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