abecedarian

I'll be starting this today, after giving up on 1635:The Cannon Law by Eric Flint. I've really enjoyed Flint's Ring of Fire series, but either I'm burned to a crisp on the series or this one is just too lackluster. Time to move on. I did breeze through an interesting little book last night though. It's called The Apron Book by EllynAnne Geisel. Sounds silly, but I enjoyed the nostalgic trip..Looks like aprons are back!

January

1. Stitch N' Bitch Nation-Debbie Stoller 4/5
2. Complete Idiot's Guite to Knitting and Crochet-Gail Divin 3/5
3. Mason Dixon Knitting-Kay Gardiner & Ann Shayne 4/5
4. Bruna and Her Sisters in the Sleeping City- Alicia Cossio 2/5 (Ecuador)
5. QuixotiQ-Ali Al Saaed 1/5 (Bahrain)
6. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich-Alexander Solzhenitsyn 5/5 (Russia)
7.Foucault's Pendulum-Umberto Eco 4/5
8. Pride of Carthage-David...

What is it about writing the first entry of a new blog, or even a regular paper journal? That first blank page or entry box is the toughest one to fill. But if one doesn't write something all one has is a blank book or empty blog..which look supremely stupid.