I’ve been in the weeds of late. The garden is producing them at a rate beyond which they’re controllable. The path you see to your left has been weeded several times already but you’d never know it. The butterflies and bees are happy, even if I’m feeling a little overwhelmed. It’s not an unusual feeling for me at this time of year; the garden is at its most demanding now. This year, however, we’re juggling spring garden chores with indoor renovations as we’re contemplating selling our house. Lots of changes . . . and very little downtime to read. But when I do stop for a break, here’s what I’m reading:
At the gym: The Fifth Petal by Brunonia Barry
On the Kindle: Flipside – a Tourist’s Guide on How to Navigate the Afterlife by Richard Martini
Before bed: No Time to Spare: Thinking about what Matters by Ursula Le Guin
Book read to date in 2018: 37
I admire your ability to read multiple books at one time. I stick with one right through to the end.
Bravo!
Aw thanks, Jodie. I think it stems back to my years as a journalist when I was always researching various stories so I’d be reading something for work along with a book for pleasure. And there’d be times when I’d pick up a third book (usually something inspirational or what I call ‘quiet’) to read before bed. I guess that habit held!