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What are you reading?

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I'm still working on Whirlwind. I don't think it's ever taken me this long to read a book. I probably could have finished it this weekend, but I decided to take a sabbatical from life and watch the entire Godfather Trilogy in one day on Sunday. :lol:

 

Ahhhh....10 hours of pure Godfather bliss!

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I'm still working on Whirlwind. I don't think it's ever taken me this long to read a book. I probably could have finished it this weekend, but I decided to take a sabbatical from life and watch the entire Godfather Trilogy in one day on Sunday. :lol:

 

Ahhhh....10 hours of pure Godfather bliss!

 

Well, maybe six hours and change of Godfather bliss. The last two hours and change would be pure hell, considering how awful the third one was. :D

"Home Sweet Kentucky" by David and Lalie Dick.

 

It's a collection of essays and columns from the couple that previously appeared in Kentucky Living magazine (David's "Essays from Plum Lick") and All Around Kentucky (Lalie's columns from the Ky. Farm Bureau newspaper). Fun stuff.

Catcher in the Rye. It's been awhile.

 

I kind of want to dust that one off.

 

"Home Sweet Kentucky" by David and Lalie Dick.

 

It's a collection of essays and columns from the couple that previously appeared in Kentucky Living magazine (David's "Essays from Plum Lick") and All Around Kentucky (Lalie's columns from the Ky. Farm Bureau newspaper). Fun stuff.

 

What is that about?

 

Has anyone read the Glass Castle?

I kind of want to dust that one off.

 

 

 

What is that about?

 

Has anyone read the Glass Castle?

 

Random topics. They were compiled from their travels around Kentucky's backroads and byways looking for interesting stories, and the interesting people who tell them.

I am reading Lord of the Flies for school, and for the first time I am really enjoying a book I am being forced to read.

Random topics. They were compiled from their travels around Kentucky's backroads and byways looking for interesting stories, and the interesting people who tell them.

 

I may have to put that on the wish list if it's recommended.

I may have to put that on the wish list if it's recommended.

 

Just fun, folksy stuff. It's certainly not heavy reading like what you're used to. :D

I kind of want to dust that one off.

 

 

 

 

Has anyone read the Glass Castle?

 

WONDERFUL read! Great, sad story, but made even better considering it's true! Jeannette Walls new book is just as good!

Highly recommend.

 

Met the author this past fall in Cincinnati. She was doing a book signing and gave a talk at the Convention Center. It was really worth the trip. While I didn't consider myself a 'book nerd', I guess I am, and I'm now pretty proud of it!

"Home Sweet Kentucky" by David and Lalie Dick.

 

It's a collection of essays and columns from the couple that previously appeared in Kentucky Living magazine (David's "Essays from Plum Lick") and All Around Kentucky (Lalie's columns from the Ky. Farm Bureau newspaper). Fun stuff.

 

We have a few of his/their books. Home Sweet Kentucky, Peace at the Center, The View from Plum Lick, maybe another one or two on the shelves somewhere.

Well, maybe six hours and change of Godfather bliss. The last two hours and change would be pure hell, considering how awful the third one was. :D

 

 

It was at least 7 hours. :p

 

Plus, I like the third one. I think it's better if you watch it immediately following the 2nd one, though. It's so far into the future from the 2nd one, that I think that's why people think the 3rd one is awful. Watched back-to-back-to-back, I thought it was all pretty much amazing!

It was at least 7 hours. :p

 

Plus, I like the third one. I think it's better if you watch it immediately following the 2nd one, though. It's so far into the future from the 2nd one, that I think that's why people think the 3rd one is awful. Watched back-to-back-to-back, I thought it was all pretty much amazing!

 

Now I ain't great at math, but I know that 175 (G1's run time) +200 (G2's run time) =375, and that there are 60 minutes to an hour. :D

Now I ain't great at math, but I know that 175 (G1's run time) +200 (G2's run time) =375, and that there are 60 minutes to an hour. :D

 

 

Well, I count the pauses for bathroom breaks, and the long pause to fix the pasta I had an inexplicable urge to consume. :lol:

Just finished "Next" by Michael Crichton

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