i should start out by reminding you that the Bible says not to covet your neighbor's ox, donkey, wife, or DAY.
because i had an amazing one.
it began with waiting in line 40 minutes for a book sale. one of the library branches here sold all their books. at least it seemed that way to me. i got 8 books for $5.25. hello.
and i did this with a friend from college/old roommate that i haven't seen in a long time. and had lunch with her in an abandoned mexican restaurant. at least it seemed to be before we walked in.
and then, well...
i went to a cemetery. to...well, to read. under a tree. on a blanket. with a friend. for 4 hours. this tree:
sunshine. breeze. butterflies. which made me pose the question: do butterflies get tired? they're so active.
and then,
dinner at an amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing turkish restaurant. with more friends. a couple friends from church, and some international students that make me laugh. and here's a fact:
children in thailand, apparently, grow up learning how to sing "old macdonald had a farm." in english.
fact. that's a fact.
and now i have time to read more of one of my new books. and here are the titles:
hugo chavez: oil, politics, and the challenge to the U.S.
inside out: a memoir of the blacklist (about the crazy communist frenzy back in the day...a lot like the terrorist frenzy these days)
kennedy and nixon: the rivalry that shaped postwar america
the hobbit
wired
othello
the living (about vietnam)
and one more i'm not going to post the title of, because it's a gift for someone.
~ the end ~
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
What cemetery? I love cemeteries. Especially old ones. And books. But I know where to find books in Nashville, but not good cemeteries.
Post a Comment