Read On!
It’s been ages since I wrote because I’m very busy with my classes. But I have (in my weaker moments) been able read something other than my textbook.
“Lilias! Yoga Gets Better With Age” – From the lady who did the PBS yoga show for ages. As I slide down the other side of 40 I begin to want to workout to preserve what little energy I have. This is a very inspirational book that really makes you want to get on the floor and do some yoga.
“Dr. Strange: Essentials” – I’m still working on the mighty Marvel tome. Steve Ditko’s art has given away to others, as I plow through Strange Tale Vol. 1 but they are just pale imitations of the original. Meanwhile the good Doctor himself is looking rather youthful and (dare I say!) groovy. It is the early 1970’s after all and the Doc has to keep up with the times.
“Square Foot Gardening” by Mel Bartholomew. – I don’t have a garden, and if I did, I wouldn’t have time to tend it. But someday I hope to live in a real house with a bit of a yard. And in that yard is going to go lots of flowers and a vegetable garden. And that vegetable garden is going to be a square-foot garden. This book makes it seem so easy and fun… I can hardly wait!
“Online Retrieval” – The textbook. A crackin’ good read if you’re into that sort of thing. A bit dated, but the standard by which all others shall bow.
<*<*<*<>*>*>* >LIBRARIANS: the books, the fame, the fortune… What more could you want? (Maybe more books.)
“Lilias! Yoga Gets Better With Age” – From the lady who did the PBS yoga show for ages. As I slide down the other side of 40 I begin to want to workout to preserve what little energy I have. This is a very inspirational book that really makes you want to get on the floor and do some yoga.
“Dr. Strange: Essentials” – I’m still working on the mighty Marvel tome. Steve Ditko’s art has given away to others, as I plow through Strange Tale Vol. 1 but they are just pale imitations of the original. Meanwhile the good Doctor himself is looking rather youthful and (dare I say!) groovy. It is the early 1970’s after all and the Doc has to keep up with the times.
“Square Foot Gardening” by Mel Bartholomew. – I don’t have a garden, and if I did, I wouldn’t have time to tend it. But someday I hope to live in a real house with a bit of a yard. And in that yard is going to go lots of flowers and a vegetable garden. And that vegetable garden is going to be a square-foot garden. This book makes it seem so easy and fun… I can hardly wait!
“Online Retrieval” – The textbook. A crackin’ good read if you’re into that sort of thing. A bit dated, but the standard by which all others shall bow.
<*<*<*<>*>*>* >LIBRARIANS: the books, the fame, the fortune… What more could you want? (Maybe more books.)
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