Where is human nature so weak as in the bookstore?
— Henry Ward Beecher
Half Price books had a special this week, if you buy thirty dollars worth of books, you get a nifty, huge, totebag in lovely spring colors like purple, green and bright light blue. Naturally, I found that the Easter Bunny really needed to do some shopping there and amazingly, mananged to spent thirty dollars.
Unfortunately, that translates to I have an even higher stack of \”to be read\” books. On top of the list, that is always growing. The one thing I am glad of is that swim team practice starts in earnest next week. I\’m thinking that I\’ll have an hour and a half each day at the pool to catch up on the reading list. That seems to be a better use of time than trying to squeeze errands in, with traffic in that area at 6 pm being what it is. Nothing like reading at the pool.
Except reading on your very own nifty back patio.
I spent 40 there last month, even $3 books, on up to $11. Read three of them already and marked with paper clips things I may include, some already have, in my writings.I\’m better now. I still stay away from bookstores, and a couple of weeks ago, ventured into Barnes and Nobles, but walked out after wanting every book in the little enclave at the very beginning.
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I\’m with Cotton; try to stay away from bookstores. However, I think I want that \”spring colored tote\”. I just boought a book on Amazon for $1.50 – I hope I can find some deals like that! I\’m looking for books on slavery and the underground railroad and the civil war. I\’m going to spend the summer in 1850\’s – 1870\’s
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I got the purple. I think I could tote the dog in it, it\’s so big. Has a great quote…Let it go.
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