Got together with friends yesterday and received the best belated birthday present- a clock that has a quote from a book for each minute of the day. Love it so much!
"So successfully have we disguised from ourselves the intensity of our own feelings, the sensibility of our own hearts, that plays in the tragic tradition have begun to seem untrue."
Anniversary date with my luvvah. We‘ve been married for TWELVE YEARS.
(The tagged book is what Bryan is reading.)
If you need me I‘ll be reading for the Dewey #readathon today! Starting with The Rose Tattoo because it‘s set in New Orleans and I‘ll be there in a week! @DeweysReadathon
Finished The Revenge of Analog by David Sax!
Here‘s a quick summary of my thoughts (which, yes I wrote in a Moleskine notebook that is officially my new book journal):
It‘s a good love letter to analog, but if you‘ve kept up with current events or pop-culture you know that vinyl, Moleskines, film photography and well designed board games are having a moment. The book also talks about why analog is useful in business, work & school.
So this book is happening tonight.
What are your analog habits?
Aside from books (I love, love, love the feel of paper on my fingers), I really want to get into vinyl, but I have no space. I‘ve bought more Moleskine journals than I can count, but can never write more than a page in them before becoming self conscious.
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