*no title*

*With Arms wide Open*


Those who frequent my blog (which I'm sure there are few) will know that I keep this section where I write what I am doing at the moment. Even those who do visit the page do not notice it. Anyways, in that section, I was supposed to write where I work, or what project I am involved in und so weiter, but being a foolhardy reader than I am, I have chosen to write what I am "reading" at the moment. And right now, it says, Reading "Perfect Match" by Jodi Picoult, "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, AND "The Time Traveller's Wife" by Audrey Niffenegger. Of course, this is not to prove that I read a lot, but I just like to keep track.

Coming to the point, it's been a while since I started reading the ones by Jodi Picoult and Audrey Niffenegger. It was already beyond my capability to be reading more than one book at a time that I added one more. I used to envy those who have read so much and can read multiple books at a time. But then I used to think, what's the fun in there? I mean you couldn't possibly invest your interest in more than one plot at a time. Then there came a time when I had to read at work too. I mean I'm not so proud of this, but I do get some spare time and I like to read while listening to some good music. I can't possibly read a paperback at work, so I had to stick to PDF copies, and that struck a habit. Moreover, reading more than one book is almost similar to watching two dramas at one time. We do that all the time. Anyways, that says all for two reads at a time. But what about the third wheel? Well, "To Kill a Mockingbird" had been in my "To-read" list for a while now and one day (recently) I saw a friend reading it, so I jumped at it. She gave it to me but it also came with a deadline. *Gosh, I hate deadlines* I had to finish it within 3 days. I thought, piece of cake. Today is the 6th day and I'm still reading it. I got a 3 day extension but like the uh-not-so-noble CA members of Nepal, I haven't been able to finish my task. There are a lot of reasons I should've finished it a while ago. (1.) It is a popular book and it'll look jolly good on my "Read" shelf (2.) I have two absolutely and amazingly interesting books waiting to be read ("Perfect Match" and "The Time Traveller's Wife") (3.) I want people to marvel at my reading speed..haha This is funny but true...I mean I'm not trying to be vain or anything, and I'm actually not such a fast reader, just a zealous one. But I have some record breaking history in finishing books and I was counting on that. So what IS keeping me from finishing this one? Here are the reasons. (1.)*I'm sorry but for some reason unknown* I'm not quite enjoying it. May be it is cause>>> (2.)I'm under pressure to finish it, and *I have mentioned before* I hate deadlines. (3.) It is an old book and I'm not too fond of ancient reads...I liked "The Picture of Dorian Gray" a lot but not this one...not yet that is (4.)My sister has brought this ooh-so-Ra.Mai.Lo Korean drama and she won't watch it alone so, I have to devote some of my time there as well and lastly, (5.) I have found its soft copy so I'm not so much under pressure now...and I know I'm going to take my own sweet time to finish this one now. *wink wink*

Bottom-line is...oh, there is no bottom-line; thank you for making it this far. This was one of my eccentricities. Actually this is mundane stuff; everyone goes through undertakings like this. Stuffs like this keep me busy and I like to write about them sometimes. And see, it is so casual that I can’t even find a title for it. J Good day folks. 


An addition; Since I was so impatient a while ago, I posted the blog, without adding this picture cause the page was giving me a hard time to open. Here's an interesting and a fitting picture for me.



Comments

  1. To be honest dear, I'm a lazy book reader. I don't even finish my study material in work or at college. The only book I have ever completed are few of Enid Blyton, M & B, Seto Baagh, Basanti, The Count of Monte Christo, Agatha Christie's book. Apart from that I'm truly the laziest reader. Happy reading your so long awaited book. Enjoy

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    1. Thank you..and btw, I'm not so fond of reading my course books either, just whatever that you can count as "out-of-course" books :) You have your own set of hobbies and that is good; one should always do what they enjoy.

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  2. hmm.. your reflections are honest enough.. i'm hoping to finish it in 3 days once i start reading it.. and u know what, I too hate ''deadlines!''...(from goodreads)

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    1. Best of luck, then..looks like you'll finish it before I will. :)

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    2. haha your pace is actually making me suspect the enjoyability of that book! I wonder is it that boring! :)

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    3. It's not THAT boring...I'm just busy is all..Read it yourself already. :D

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