What I’m Reading - February 4, 2010

Posted: February 4, 2010 by Cop's Wife in books

I’ve had such a busy week that I’ve not had the chance to actually finish a book. That is mind-boggling to me. I am always readinga book. And I usually get through them pretty quickly, but not this week. I have however been trying to clear out some magazines. And yes, I did just subscribe to a bunch around Christmas. [I am a masochist.]

Some of what I’m reading [and in no particular order]:

Subscribed to this in Peanut’s name as a Christmas gift. And then forgot about it. The first issue just arrived. There are some basic crafts and menus. I’m hoping she’ll want to do a few and help Bubba do them too. FTW!

I’ve only received one issue so far [and it isn't the one pictured], which reminds me I need to call them.
Update: Called in to subscriptions and they are sending out the Mr. Burns issue today. Wee!

Ah a sweet little treat in my otherwise monotonous life. Very much a guilty pleasure. After ordering something completely unrelated, Amazon offered me 12 weeks of this for $1. How could I pass that up? I also ordered Rolling Stone for $1. I have no idea who half the “celebrities” are, but I still enjoy it. Perhaps I am too old to read it?

I love Time. [And I wish I had more of it, ba dah dah], but I do need to get better about reading it immediately.It becomes irrelevant very quickly.

Oh, Oprah. I do enjoy her magazine, but it is so thick. As long as I read the part on books and the article where someone famous picks books that mean something to them, I am good. [This was another one of those Amazon deals.]

The Girl Scouts sell magazines as a fundraiser and to earn free nights of camping. I chose Harper’s. The catalog company mistakenly submitted the order for Harper’s Bazaar, which is a VERY different magazine.

As for the library books, I once again have WAY too many checked out.

And they are:
Hotel on the corner of bitter and sweet : a novel Ford, Jamie
Gregor the Overlander Collins, Suzanne
Karma Dunlap, Susan
The last Dickens : a novel Pearl, Matthew
I dreamed I married Perry Mason Kandel, Susan
Hardball Paretsky, Sara
Outlander Gabaldon, Diana
Catching fire Collins, Suzanne
Moonlight in Odessa : a novel Skeslien Charles, Janet
Hollywood Station : a novel Wambaugh, Joseph
The lost city of Z : a tale of deadly obsession in the Amazon Grann, David
The lost symbol : a novel Brown, Dan
The black echo Connelly, Michael
Book by book : the complete guide to creating mother-daughter book clubs Hudson, Cindy
Freakonomics : a rogue economist explores the hidden side of everything Levitt, Steven D.

Comments
  1. Ashley says:

    When you’re finished with that Us Weekly, add that to my pile of books you’re saving for me…I love to look at my hubby (he made the cover this week:))!

  2. Rachel says:

    You’re never too old for US Weekly!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <pre> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>