Archive for the 'What I’m Reading' Category

I’m Alive!

And back from my week in LA. Going there is starting to feel like going home, as it seems I’ve pretty much been going back and forth between LA and Boston for the last year and a half – plus the fact that most of my friends currently live or will be living there in [...]

Breaking free of the Twilight haze

I’m sad to admit that this past week I’ve been a bit of a hermit: I haven’t really been online. I’ve only left the house for big outings twice, and I’ve been holed up in my room for hours a day. The cause: Twilight and nothing but Twilight.  Yes, in the last week and a [...]

Jumping on Various Bandwagons

I promise the next installment of my trip recap is coming. I’ve been working on one, but I get too detailed, then I get nostalgic, then I get busy cooking, and it somehow gets put on the metaphorical back burner behind making 50 won tons for dinner.  I do have other things to report in [...]

A Note on my Failure

As you may have noticed, I royally failed at NaBloPoMo this past week. I would feel bad, but as I didn’t have my laptop with me and was busy reading and having a nice time with my family, I’m alright with it. I did pretty well for my first attempt, and I’m more than ready [...]

I Have a Book Problem

Whenever I get any free time at all, I begin to tear through books. This doesn’t seem like a bad thing, except that I live by an abundance of book stores, and instead of choosing to scour my (terrible) library for a book I want to read, I just go out and buy it.  This [...]

Reading about my Future

Yesterday, I had some time to kill before going to work, where I would sit around doing nothing, so I figured I might as well stop at the bookstore and pick something up to read. I’d been dying to read American Wife by Curits Sittenfeld, because I LOVED Prep, but when I got to the [...]

Things That Are Too Boring to Blog About

1) My Politics of Education class. (And my mounting hatred of No Child Left Behind. Seriously, if I had kids, now is the time I would be pulling their asses out of public school.) 2) My job.  3) The multitude of NPR podcasts I listen to while walking to and from said job and class. (Although, [...]