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*Tomorrow I am going to the dentist. ...I'm kind of looking forward to getting it over with? By which I mean I'm not.
*But at least Community is coming back, even if I may not get a chance to watch the episode until tomorrow morning.
*OMG Bitterblue has CIPHERS in it Kristin Cashore ILU. I just keep being surprised by thick paper books being heavy. Now I have to strategize my taking-books-to-the-dentist tactics because I can't take Bitterblue and Verity both.
*Speaking of which, I am definitely having an embarrassment of riches in reading materials. Black Heart is about to come out and Benjamin Alire Saenz's new book should be coming to me by Friday.
*Picked up the latest issue of Sekai magazine, which has an interesting dialogue between Kakuta Mitsuyo and a writer/illustrator who wrote a book about how she raised three pigs to eat to explore some of the contradictions in our modern getting-meat-in-plastic-from-the-supermarket lifestyle. Every time I read one of these articles I can't help but feel that being a vegetarian is a *lot* less of a hassle than raising pigs in your shed, but it was a good article nevertheless!
*But at least Community is coming back, even if I may not get a chance to watch the episode until tomorrow morning.
*OMG Bitterblue has CIPHERS in it Kristin Cashore ILU. I just keep being surprised by thick paper books being heavy. Now I have to strategize my taking-books-to-the-dentist tactics because I can't take Bitterblue and Verity both.
*Speaking of which, I am definitely having an embarrassment of riches in reading materials. Black Heart is about to come out and Benjamin Alire Saenz's new book should be coming to me by Friday.
*Picked up the latest issue of Sekai magazine, which has an interesting dialogue between Kakuta Mitsuyo and a writer/illustrator who wrote a book about how she raised three pigs to eat to explore some of the contradictions in our modern getting-meat-in-plastic-from-the-supermarket lifestyle. Every time I read one of these articles I can't help but feel that being a vegetarian is a *lot* less of a hassle than raising pigs in your shed, but it was a good article nevertheless!