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Showing posts with label #ReadMyOwnDamnBooks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #ReadMyOwnDamnBooks. Show all posts
Monday, January 11, 2016

Follow the Pie Rules of Conduct, an excerpt from The Big Bucket List Book

Monday, January 11, 2016

Follow the Pie Rules of Conduct, an excerpt from The Big Bucket List Book

The Big Bucket List Book: 133 Experiences of a Lifetime by Gin Sander

The Big Bucket List Book: 133 Experiences of a Lifetime

author: Gin Sander
publisher: Sourcebooks
soft cover: 231 pages

"foodie" read: No, but there are some fun experience ideas for the foodies including a whole section titled "Thrill Your Taste Buds: Food and Wine"!

teaser (from back cover): Everyone has a daunting "bucket list" of things to complete before they die. The problem? We spend too much time creating lists of wat we want to achieve instead of just doing it.
Tuesday, January 5, 2016

This Year I'm Going to #ReadMyOwnDamnBooks | My Challenge Log

Tuesday, January 5, 2016

This Year I'm Going to #ReadMyOwnDamnBooks | My Challenge Log

Read My Own Damn Books Challenge 2016
Being a gastronome and a bibliophile can be dangerous to one's living space. Stacks of books piled precariously on tables and floors, shelves sagging under the weight of "too many" books, plastic storage tubs so heavy that it takes all your might just to scoot them a few inches either way...yeah, it's like that. And while many of these books are beloved favorites that I'd never be able to part with, I'm guessing that at least 1/3 of them are ones that I haven't gotten around to reading yet.

I tend to save certain books to read later because they're mine. "Oh, I'll just read this review book or this library book or this new release in a favorite series first. That's mine, so I can get to it any time." Only I rarely do. So I've decided that I need to crack those perfect spines and get to reading. This way, I can start clearing out our already small living space. If I read it and love it, I will keep it. If not, I will pass it on to somebody who I think will love it, I'll donate it, or I'll add it to my paperback swap shelf.