I was organizing today and stacked all my library books in one place. Couldn’t resist taking a picture of this line up. What’s on your nightstand?
I was organizing today and stacked all my library books in one place. Couldn’t resist taking a picture of this line up. What’s on your nightstand?
weekend sewing by heather ross. i’m hoping to try out a few things this weekend!
switching to a mac? best decision i ever made!
What a reading list…yowza!
Nice! I’m reading “The Heretics Daughter”, by Kathleen Kent right now. It has kept me in a state of controlled panic, which is probably intentional. I also have “The accidental masterpiece” by Michael Kimmelman, but I haven’t started it yet. Not to mention a stack of journal articles. Now there is some “light” reading.
I don’t have any sewing books out right now.
Nothing as interesting as your stack on my night stand at the moment. I’m sifting through quilt books and magazines looking for the perfect project for the Christmas in July Swap I’m co-hosting.
I see you are reading “Switching to the Mac.” I never thought I’d like a Mac, but now love it more than my PC! You go girl!
Great list! I have The Omnivore’s Dilemma and the bible- I try to read a little of each every night
Biology: Concepts and Connections
I’m taking Biology 105 at Peninsula College this quarter. Oh boy, have I forgotten how to study and retain what I’ve just read.
Ah – the luck of having a library nearby. Before we moved to Panama, I went to the library on a regular basis and gave books a “trial” before I decided if I needed to have them in my own library or not. I also checked out books just for the joy of reading them. Now I believe I use other people’s trial runs as my own and count on the many bloggers out there to give me good book reviews prior to purchasing them.
I just adore your background of heather ross
I have
“you can heal your life” by Louise Hay
“weekend sewing” heather ross
“seams to me” anna marie horner
sketch book and pencials
even if I dont have enough time to sew I always brainstorm
Blah! Once again, this just proves that my local library doesn’t believe the sewing genre should be updated with anything in the last decade – there’s one Kaffe book from 2003. The most recent book I bought was Material Obsession – great projects/eye candy in there!
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath (last month’s book club book) and In Defense of Food (this month’s book club book). I feel like I barely have time to read anymore, so I’m a bit behind.
Most of my library books are of the children’s variety and the stack is quite high. I do have last-minute patchwork + quilted gifts out.
My new Kindle! I’m reading Dooce’s new book, Stephen King’s UR and F Scott Fitzgerald’s Tales of the Jazz Age.
MY recent books are, “Blue Shoes of Happiness”, on cd by Alexander McCall Smith, “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society”, and of course a large stack of quilting magazines and books. Enjoy your blog. Sandra
Roan and I are reading The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane together. I myself am a magazine addict.
Always have had Macs.
I just had the 12 Secrets of Highly Creative Women out too! Read some, switched between books. I am always fascinated with what people are reading at the moment. Posting about it on my blog now… Thanks for sharing. I need to pick up a few of those books from your list!
Switch to the mac! It’s so worth it!
Love your inspiring book choices!
Switching to the Mac isn’t on my reading list, but it is on my list of books that I’ve publicized! I work for O’Reilly Media — the publishing company for The Missing Manuals series. Great to see our books out there in the real world