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How is your 144 books for 2010 going
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Ive been mostly editing each month. I think thats what I will do in the months to come..easier for me to keep track of everything that way.

I edit as well - and I find it really helpful to keep a list on a new "bookshelf" in My Books called Read 2010. This segregates what I have read this year from 2009, so I can remind myself...



Vanessa, I find then when you feel pressured to read and finish a book, it loses a lot of its appeal. I don't know of a good solution to this.

I've broken it down to "3 books a week" to help me keep track better. That way, if I read 5 books in week one, I can slack off a bit in week 2 if I need to. It's interesting to discover that I read more--and faster--than I thought.
Of course, it's only week one of month one...

Kelly,
Well this is my pen pal book, so I'm kind of stuck. But I think, even if that wasn't the case, I would still finish it. It's different from a lot of the books I read and so I'm determined to get through it, if not only for that reason. I do sometimes seem to get into a groove and a little variety helps. The injury part is a little graphic at times and a major part of the story, so you may not like it. But I'll wait until the end to reach any conclusions. My pen pal partner has already finished it and gave it 5 stars. Should make for some lively discussion!

Yeah, when you make the commitment with someone, you do feel you should finish the whole book. This is one that I myself will definitely be skipping though - can't handle the injury stuff.

I'm on leave from my job for another week, so I'm glad I didn't have to drive in the 6 inches of snow we got last night. We already had a few inches on the ground before that, and we might be getting a few more tonight or tomorrow! It's quite a bit for our area but living in Illinois you just never know. Iowa has gotten it a lot worse than we have.

I'm on leave from my job for another week, so I'm glad I didn't have to drive in the 6 inches of snow we got last night. We already had a few inches on the ground before that, and we mig..."
The UK has come to a halt with the sow-stuck indoors


No Snow Bad
Cars stuck can't get up our hill.
Now everything will turn to ice and make things more difficult and we are meant to have freezing temps for next 10 days!!

And Afsana--I agree, snow is VERY bad. I tell my family not to use 4 letter words when they say it. :oP We had 18 inches just before Christmas--so we had our FIRST white Christmas in like 40 years or so. The weather people said that that 1/100th inch we go in the 80's wasn't a "real" snow, it was just extra heavy frost. Sigh, and I'd been telling my daughter that she's had ONE before this year. Lousy weathermen. We are supposed to get 1 inch tonight--which means 1 of 2 things--we will either get nothing--or we'll have a foot. Anytime they predict only 1 inch where I live that's what happens. I'm tired of cold, snow, cold--and did I mention COLD?
I haven't read much the last couple of days--I've been run off my feet. And this Sunday I have a quilting class. So I won't get a lot of reading done on Sunday either. And I still need to finish getting ready for the class--prep fabrics, move the applique patterns over to my thumbdrive for the embroidery machine, get together border fabrics, etc. Sigh, so much to do, so little time for reading.



PNR with a great deal of humour in it.

I read this book just a little bit ago. Not my typical read, but I still enjoyed it. Very thought provoking like Catherine said, and it seems that people either love it or hate it!

I read this a while back too. Parts of it I really liked. Other parts, I had a hard time with on many levels. I think a lot of how you view this book depends on your life experiences. It will make you think.



Under the Dome (book addicts monthly read)
G is for Gumshoe (book addicts challlenge)
Drowning Ruth (personal reread challenge)
Mr. Monk and the Dirty Cop (my personal challenge
Am reading
The Girl Who Played with Fire
and Diana: Her True Story - In Her Own Words



Have fun tomorrow.

Thank you I will, it is my sister-in-law's birthday.

Thank you I will, it is my sister-in-law's birthday."
I work in Hackensack, so you will be fairly close to where I work.

I'm reading that book now. And I'm sure If I like it or not yet.

Congrats Ann, you're moving right along!

I just finished Grave Sight by: Charlaine Harris
going to read Grave Surpriseby: Charlaine Harris



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