“I like to write about the stuff going on in my life as long as it’s interesting, but otherwise, I’d rather just read.”
yeah, my life is back to ho-hum empty nesting with a little bit of knitting excitement. reading about someone else’s much more interesting life is better! I am really enjoying the fountainhead. and hoping that continues for the next 600 pages til it’s finished. because after that I’m looking forward to atlas shrugged. which many of my friends say is awesome!
I need an awesome book – a few of the last several I’ve started haven’t even been interesting enough to finish. maybe I got spoiled by the art of racing in the rain and sarah’s key? is it asking too much to want to read the book til the end to find out what happens? what was the last awesome book you read?
mere-et-filles 
ohhh, some new books to add to my to-read list! the last awesome book i read was the pilots wife. could.not.put.it.down!
I'll be empty nesting again on Sunday and I don't know what I'll blog about! I haven't read an awesome book for a while but I have Caleb's Crossing on my nightstand and I hear that's great.
promise me and cold moon-crime novels with LOTS of "i didn't see that coming".
Two words: Harry Potter. Just do it, so I can stop nagging you to reread them! 🙂
my most favorite fiction title of all time – in fact, I've barely read any fiction since I read this book in 1998 – is David Guterson's Snow Falling on Cedars. It was made into a movie and that was OK…the book, in my opinion, is dynamic. Cheers~
that quote is great! i am on the eternal quest for a great read as well. 🙂