Tsundoku is the Japanese word for all the books you buy but never read. This summer I am determined to make a dent in the pile of books I acquired in 2020 and 2021 but still haven’t read. [...]
I’m one of those people who couldn’t read during the pandemic. It was too hard to focus. I needed big print and pretty pictures. Translation: Netflix and Pinterest. And yet, books were my [...]
Living from one Blursday to the next these past several months, summer snuck up on me this year. I am grateful to a childhood friend for tagging me in a Facebook Favorite Books Challenge to spur [...]
I first got into summer reading lists in high school. Back then the lists were assigned and geared towards prepping for the SAT and AP exams. I still remember – vividly – reading [...]
Warm hello from your lazy blogger. I had kids birthdays to celebrate, work commitments, allergies that turned into a head cold, being a supportive parent through my daughter’s college application [...]
Continuing with the National Preparedness Month and Back To School themes (plus a recent Facebook meme), today I offer how to Get Your Career in Gear Reading List 2014. 50 Self Help Classics – [...]
This has been one of those long, short weeks, right? But still, lots of good stuff: The New York Rangers are going to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in 20 years. More on that later. [...]
