My favorite place is in the middle of a good novel. My least favorite place is the minute it's over.
Fall is here, winter is near, and I'm deep in the middle of reading season. I started _Pillars of the Earth_ a few weeks ago, but only seriously started reading it last week. Now I'm in my favorite place, which is annoying because I cannot simple hang out all day long and read. I'm also sad because I'm going to finish it soon, and I don't have a fantastic novel lined up next.
So, obviously, I'm going to my second favorite place today: the library.
Hmmmm ... now that I'm thinking about it, I have a lot of favorite places. On stage with a great band is pretty awesome. So is Amsterdam. And so is the moment you find that perfect internal rhyme. I think I have a superlative problem. Or I just have a lot of favorites.
Do you have a favorite place? Or moment? Or book?
Fall is here, winter is near, and I'm deep in the middle of reading season. I started _Pillars of the Earth_ a few weeks ago, but only seriously started reading it last week. Now I'm in my favorite place, which is annoying because I cannot simple hang out all day long and read. I'm also sad because I'm going to finish it soon, and I don't have a fantastic novel lined up next.
So, obviously, I'm going to my second favorite place today: the library.
Hmmmm ... now that I'm thinking about it, I have a lot of favorite places. On stage with a great band is pretty awesome. So is Amsterdam. And so is the moment you find that perfect internal rhyme. I think I have a superlative problem. Or I just have a lot of favorites.
Do you have a favorite place? Or moment? Or book?
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Have you ever read Haruki Murakami's Wind Up Bird Chronicle? That's a crazy weird but extremely engrossing book. I also highly reccomend most of Don Dillio's book, but especially Underworld (it's super long, but in a sink-your-teeth in satisfying way, and Libre.
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