Buying books and reading them

A long time ago, decades ago, I had this notion that I couldn't buy a new book until I had read all the books I already owned. How quaint. Eventually, I decided that rule was off. Now, our house is filled with books, including many hundreds I hope to read some day. When I get a new book, I typically keep it close for a day or two, leaf through it, admire it, then put it away somewhere to await its turn. I love to read, but unfortunately, I'm not a fast reader (a side effect of reading lots of technical things, I think -- I wish there was a way I could learn to read faster [but not speed reading]), and I don't have a lot of time for pleasure reading.

Comments

[Frida]

My name is Frida and I’m from Sweden. I have a short
question for you that I hope you could answer. I’m
actually writing a book about eating disorders in
different kind of ways and also other forms of anxiety
about food, and I think that it would be interesting
to get in touch with you (if you think that you have
something to talk about). I’d love it if you answered
directly to my e-mail, flfrida@yahoo.se. If someone
else would be interested in sharing their experiences
or information (everything; overeating, anorexia,
sugar addiction, bulimia, ortorexia and so on) please
contact me. Obvouusly it’s anonymous and you will of
course get at copy of the book.

[Leslie]

Your photo reminded me of an artist that I like:

http://www.ninakatchadourian.com/languagetranslation/sortedbooks.php

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