This is me trying to find me next read…🙄😩
Andddd we‘ve entered the “Next Book Indecision” stage of the reading process 🙄😩
Thanks to #BarnesAndNobel #BookHaulBlowout the problem of nothing to read has been solved 😁
Now, however, my current problem is which one first 🤔
I had totally forgotten about this!! 😂😂 #bookwormproblems
Is anyone else like this?
I have to buy book 2 and 3 of The Great Library Series to read before book 4 comes out. Book 1 I bought in paperback. Book 3 I can only buy in hardcover and when book 4 is released I can only buy in hardcover too. Now, I am trying to decide to buy the remaining in hardcover and find book 1 in hardcover OR buy all in paperback and wait til they are all available in paperback!?! 🤷🤦🙄
#BookProblems
I saw this on Instagram and lmao. As an engineer I explain my job as a problem solver. I also use the expression with my teenagers as in "be a problem solver and figure it out for yourself ". I just hope this is neither a problem nor a solution they have.
Guess who forgot to charge her kindle last night? Grr.
His shop is on Newbury Street. Everything there is beautiful, expensive, blemishless; but nothing more so than my ceramics. If the merest pimple of a captured dust mote reveal itself to my caress, I smash the bowl. The vaguest wobble in the banding, and damnation and destruction ensue. He calls me a genius. I call myself a leper. I should have been smashed at birth.
pickThis collection of stories is one of the best portraits of everyday life in America I've ever come across. "How to Love America and Leave It at the Same Time" is especially poignant in its simple familiarity, and in the titular "Problems" the mathematics of emotion reveal unexpected depth. He harps too long on certain themes (divorce, infidelity) so that the stories start to feel repetitive, but overall an excellent read. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Midas‘s Law: Possession diminishes perception of value, immediately.
Such beauty wants to make us weep. If we were crystal, we would shatter.
Accept the precious keys with their lozenge-shaped tags of plastic. Consider the career of motelkeeper, selling what shouldn‘t be buyable–rest to the weary, bliss to the illicit, space to the living. Providing television and telephones as threads to keep us in touch with the unreal worlds behind, ahead. Shelter, the oldest commodity.
Who let me out of the house? #books #bookhaul #usedbooks
Problems: And Other Stories | 
