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This afternoon I had the good fortune of my daughter falling asleep in the car and actually staying asleep the entire time I perused the shelves at Barnes & Noble. Can you believe it? I got almost an hour and a half on uninterrupted browsing time, Sure, the BF and I go to Barnes & Noble all the time, but there’s something to be said about wandering the aisles, taking your sweet time. Bliss.
buy prednisone for dogs After browsing the bargain books (my art reference book heaven), art, web design, cookbooks, photography, and science sections (I’m not that much of a fiction reader lately) I spotted a copy of A Brief History of Time, and remembered that it’s been on my to-read list for years. I’ve always been interested in space, astronomy, time, where the universe came from…pretty much everything that the book is about. I can’t believe it took me this long to read it.
Osijek Since I have books on the brain right now, I thought it might be fun to share a couple of my favorites with you.
http://thewoodlandretreat.com/home/growing-our-own Fiction:
Alice in Wonderland // CS Lewis
The Acid House // Irvine Welsh
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas // Hunter S. Thompson
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest // Ken Kesey
The Shining // Stephen King
The Museum at Purgatory // Nick Bantock
The Catcher in the Rye // JD Salinger
http://drrickforbus.com/blog/page/8/ Non-Fiction:
The Magic of MC Esher //JL Locker
The Secret Art of Dr Seuss // Maria Popova
Celestial Gallery: Cosmos of the Enlightened Vision // Romio Shrestha
Karma and Happiness // The Dahli Lama
Kitchen Confidential // Anthony Bourdain
The Color Index // Jim Krause
The Layout Idea Index // Jim Krause
What are you reading right now? Any recommendations?
