Category Archives: Read & Write

Words To Live By

The most common form of despair Let those freak flags fly people.
(And maybe give the backwards cardigan a go? I’m sort of in love with the idea actually…)

Words To Live By

Good Intentions

 Here’s hoping we can all make it a great week, flaws and all.

Bookworm

January 2013 Bookworm

As usual my reading wish list is miles long. I really need more hours in the day just to indulge my book habit. And perhaps a bigger bedside table. Although as I read more and more on the iPad it’s becoming easier to both store and hide the extent of my addiction, shhhhh.  Lots of interesting choices for January, it just depends on what you’re in the mood for today!

Identify with the quirky misfit in Penelope by Rebecca Harrington,  get inspired to write your own list of 40 things with The Picador Book of 40 edited by Charlotte Greig, learn the story behind one of the most beautiful songs ever written, Hallelujah, in The Holy Or The Broken by Alan Light, step into “five unforgettable lives” with A Possible Life by Sebastian Faulks, learn how to fake it until you become it with The As If Principle: The Radically New Approach to Changing Your Life by Richard Wiseman,  observe the end of a civilization in The Hydrogen Sonata by Iain M. Banks,  or take a little bit of everything approach with the “unsettling, insightful, and hilarious” stories of Tenth of December by George Saunders.

Words To Live By

Beyond the daily life Don’t we all?  And speaking of daily life, is anyone else under the impression that time is in fast forward? I feel like I just put down my champagne coupe on New Year’s Eve and now we’re already half way through the month! Give me a break father time, I’m trying to hustle but this is ridiculous. Let’s hope this week we can use every fast moving minute to work toward something beyond the daily life, whatever that is for you.

Words To Live By

the time will pass anyway

 ”Don’t listen to anyone. Trust what gives you pleasure. Trust the emotions. If you love something but can’t explain why, that’s enough.“ 

~ Calice Becker