The Reading Nook
I have always kept books in the bathroom. Now I have a set of shelves in the bathroom; I make numerous trips there daily due to my medications, and figure I might as well use my time wisely :^)
So, aside from the Harry Potter books and some favorite mysteries by Dorothy Sayers and Josephine Tey, what's in the bathroom with me? Often there's a stack of library books. And, since we just moved all of our "spare" books from the old house, I'm finding oldies to re-read. Right now, it's the Richmond Lattimore translation of Homer's Odyssey.
There's an added benefit to bathroom reading - I can read poetry aloud to myself, stumble on (or over) pronunciations, be overly dramatic and ridiculous, and nobody else can hear me. The cats are the exception, of course, but I doubt they'd tell on me. I'm enjoying the chance to rediscover my collection. What better thing to do when I'm a captive audience of one, so to speak?
Cool and decidedly fall-like here this weekend; the sweaters are out again. Early this morning the sky was crystal clear and the stars were so bright I could see the brightest ones without my glasses. I enjoyed being warm for a while but I am willing to trade that for fall - one can always put on more layers, after all.
So, aside from the Harry Potter books and some favorite mysteries by Dorothy Sayers and Josephine Tey, what's in the bathroom with me? Often there's a stack of library books. And, since we just moved all of our "spare" books from the old house, I'm finding oldies to re-read. Right now, it's the Richmond Lattimore translation of Homer's Odyssey.
There's an added benefit to bathroom reading - I can read poetry aloud to myself, stumble on (or over) pronunciations, be overly dramatic and ridiculous, and nobody else can hear me. The cats are the exception, of course, but I doubt they'd tell on me. I'm enjoying the chance to rediscover my collection. What better thing to do when I'm a captive audience of one, so to speak?
Cool and decidedly fall-like here this weekend; the sweaters are out again. Early this morning the sky was crystal clear and the stars were so bright I could see the brightest ones without my glasses. I enjoyed being warm for a while but I am willing to trade that for fall - one can always put on more layers, after all.
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