It's on...
Saturday, June 26, 2010
This year, I've continued my "27 -now 28- goals for the 27th -now 28th- year" and while last years list was brimming with tasks (and nearly 100% completed), 28 is only about halfway finished... Shocking.
And so, while writing this on my tiny little iPod while laying as flat to the ground as humanly possible under the air conditioner, I'm thinking up tasks to round out the list of 28 so that nothing gets left uncrossed by February 20, 2011.
Getting older has somehow reverted me back to my 10-year-old self. Introducing #9 on this year's list: Read at least a book a month.
And so, while writing this on my tiny little iPod while laying as flat to the ground as humanly possible under the air conditioner, I'm thinking up tasks to round out the list of 28 so that nothing gets left uncrossed by February 20, 2011.
Getting older has somehow reverted me back to my 10-year-old self. Introducing #9 on this year's list: Read at least a book a month.
Sounds cake, but with school, work, and the other 27 things on the list, #9 can really fall to the wayside. But... I have a sneaking suspicion that ain't gonna happen.
That being said, I really would love some quality book suggestions - particularly humorous fiction: on life and love.
Restrictions:
No vampire trilogies. No sex and the city rubbish (though I will entertain books on either sex or citylife).
Just honest, witty, clever writing.
If you have something wonderful, please email me: sam@rogercharlie.com
I have a few recs, as well, and am happy to return the favor. Or send you baked goods via post. Gratzi.
That being said, I really would love some quality book suggestions - particularly humorous fiction: on life and love.
Restrictions:
No vampire trilogies. No sex and the city rubbish (though I will entertain books on either sex or citylife).
Just honest, witty, clever writing.
If you have something wonderful, please email me: sam@rogercharlie.com
I have a few recs, as well, and am happy to return the favor. Or send you baked goods via post. Gratzi.
posted by Sami Jo at 12:32 AM
I'm Sami Jo
From Denver, CO, United States
I'm from Denver, CO. I love to travel - both alone and with friends - explore new places and really learn the personality of a city. I own my own PR firm and offer support to creative professionals including authors, musicians and small business. My husband writes and performs live music (often for kids at local libraries in town), and we have a little boy who loves to travel as much as we do.