Wednesday Intended Reading Post

[ironed_orchid]

Or: what DIDN'T you read this week?

We all have things we mean to read, but never quite find the time, whether it's a bunch of unopened tabs, or an ever growing pile of books by the bed.

What's on your to-be-read list this week?

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[alexseanchai]

My LibraryThing, still, but more specifically, I've been lugging a few books to work and back with plans of reading them on lunch break for...probably a few weeks at least, now. Wait, no, I haven't had a couple of those checked out that long. Whatever. Hellenic Polytheism: Household Worship and The Wisdom of Hypatia (and a notebook and pen, so I can actually do the chapter four exercises this time), which I own, and The Wisdom of the Myths and Goddesses, Whores, Wives, Slaves, which are library books.

I did actually read a few pages of How to Decorate & Furnish Your Apartment on a Budget last night, but I also checked that out of the library last night, so it's not exactly "been intending to read this, haven't".

[fred_mouse]

sympathies on the lugging books to and from work and still not reading them - I've been doing the same, and then sitting at my desk to eat lunch, and reading facebook instead.

Mine is "The Philosophic Roots of Ideology". I've given myself until Monday to read some, and if not it goes back to the library. Next on the pile are "Time Series in Psychology", "Lattice: Multivariate Data Visualisation with R" and "A student's guide to Analysis of Variance".

Actually, given that I'm home sick/doing an assignment, I should probably either read my study notes, or go back to sleep.

[alexseanchai]

Facebook, and Dreamwidth, and email...

I did actually read part of a book on lunch today, the intro and first couple chapters of Devotional Polytheism by Galina Krasskova. But it's an ebook, not one of the ones I've been lugging around! And I hesitate to say I read this history of beads I got from the library, whatever its title actually is, because mostly what I did was look at all the pretty pictures.