Weekend reading

[nanila]

What are you planning to read this weekend? Everything counts! Menus, maps and mysteries included.

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[nanila]

This is my last weekend before I go back to work, so I'm not going to stress myself out planning to read much apart from lots of children's books at bedtime to the toddler. I may dip into the Sally Ride biography before (my) bedtime.

I've been doing really well with keeping up with DW and LJ, which has been so nice. It does mean I don't make much time for Twitter or FB but given that I value the quality of interaction with the former more, I'm not sure I mind...

[whereisirisnow]

Good luck and (more importantly): have fun when you go back to work!
Also, enjoy reading the children's books: I'm sure they're very soothing. :)

[dhampyresa]

Not sure. I'm aiming for Ghosts of cannae on Sunday, to celebrate/commemorate the 2231rst anniversary of the battle of Cannae.

[weaverbird]

Twitter, bedtime reading, possibly some research into medicinal and culinary herbs for a friend, weaving patterns.

[ironed_orchid]

I'm catching up on two weeks worth of episodes at the_comfortable_courtesan, and tomorrow I might even look at Tumblr.

I haven't settled on a novel to re-read before bed yet, but I'm sure I will think of something.

[chickenfeet]

Modris Eckstein's Rites of Spring. Need to fit in time to watch Gaslight too. The absence of cricket will help.

[whereisirisnow]

Maybe I'll try and read google maps tomorrow to figure out what the best/shortest way is to climb the hill next to my house.

Otherwise, it turns out that moving to another country is pretty exhausting, so my motivation for reading anything is pretty low at the moment, unfortunately..