Oh dang...I'm not sure I've got one. Reading a book and restringing and playing with either the guitar or the banjo are both sitting to be putup on my to do list as soon as I find something else to put down.
I'm really enjoying The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet by David Mitchell. It's a historical romance set in the late 1700's when the Dutch were trading with the Japanese. I'd really recommend it!
ah, Meri, you know this is a love that I share with you. But I seem to have waned in my reading habits this year. I started "The Lacuna" in June, and it still sits on my nightstand, only half-read - not like me at all. The last thing I really enjoyed was "We are all made of glue". Do let me know how you get on with Ms Kingsolver's novel. To me, it's just not as good as The Poisonwood.
As long as it's in the proper place and legal . . . it can add color and zip to a blank wall space. For more Mosaic Monday posts, click HERE . And for a fascinating article about the creativity of graffiti artists that SPERLYGIRL brought to my attention, click here .
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read the girl who played with fire in a record breaking 36 hours last month - need i say more
just finished the people of the book, latest bookgroup read - brooks never fails to please and amaze
now reading the gaudi key....enjoying it although not at the same level of adoration of the last two books
ah so many books, so little time
But I seem to have waned in my reading habits this year. I started "The Lacuna" in June, and it still sits on my nightstand, only half-read - not like me at all.
The last thing I really enjoyed was "We are all made of glue".
Do let me know how you get on with Ms Kingsolver's novel. To me, it's just not as good as The Poisonwood.