
I don’t necessarily read them. I just collect them. I do have certain books I read everyday, usually on some esoteric subject, or some type of self-help book. I’m the queen of self-help books. I’m usually reading Yogananda.
Books grace most every room in our house. We even have a small built-in bookshelf in one bathroom.
My husband has the same habit. Most of the time we like the same books, and we take turns reading them. If a book has been made into a movie, we usually always try to read the book first. We are succors when it comes to entering a bookstore. Several weeks ago the cashier told us that we had been her best customers of the day. We had only intended on browsing. I didn’t really think it was such a huge purchase. I always joke with my husband that he is so lucky. I’m really not into jewelry at all, or shoes for that matter.
As stated before, I’m a bigger collector than reader. Sometimes I won’t start reading a book only because I know that if I start to get into it, I won’t put it down, and will neglect all other duties until I get it finished. Also, I have this thought in my mind, that the reason for this collection is to be well prepared in time of disaster. If it comes to a point that we lose all technology I will have actual books on hand. I am probably fooling myself on that one. If we lost all technology I wouldn’t have time to read. I would be out in the garden hoeing, standing over a fire canning, and out in the woods collecting firewood. And obviously I would have to learn to make candles if I wanted to read. After all this, I’m not sure if there would be time left for reading.
I’m thankful we have some Foxfire books in our collection.
lol…one day technology will disappear 🙂
nice one am a bookaholic too have two books waiting to be read… andyes i will get round to doing it…. just not yet 🙂
lol. Love books! Love them! Love them!
Yep, the bookstore is like a candy store to me… so much to see, so much to browse, so much to buy… so I can put it in my pile for later :).
Such a lovely blog!