So, so much better than flowers, and almost as good as dark chocolate (which we keep supplied year round, by the way.)
I read about one third of The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane last night, and another third (at least) today. So much for trying to pace myself and savor the book. But... but... it's not a very long book, and I want to find out what happens next. Hey, it's not my fault that the books most worth savoring are the same books that are impossible to put down until you've read them from cover to cover.
If you're wondering, the book beneath Edward Tulane is one of my favorites, and one that I regularly
At any rate, Happy Valentine's Day, even if I am a day late. I'm off to eat a leftover slice of pink-frosted Valentine's cake... and finish my book, of course!
(Conversation Heart from Acme Heart Maker.)
3 comments:
Love the heart, Jaime! Very cute :)
Hi Jamie,
This "Hey, it's not my fault that the books most worth savoring are the same books that are impossible to put down until you've read them from cover to cover" is a profound and true statement. I have the same problem when I'm reading books. That's one of the reasons I reserve some of the books that I know I'm going to love for audio (audible.com). Because then someone else sets the pace, and I don't miss anything.
"the books most worth savoring are the same books that are impossible to put down until you've read them from cover to cover"
So true, so true.
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