Woke up at like 5 or 6, anyway really early. So I just finished organizing the books. That took only 4 hours =). Couldn't recover everything but what are you gonna do? Also in the process I got a lot of new literature. If I keep adding books at this rate... then it will be just utter chaos. Already yesterday I said I should just quit for a while and just read the ones that I have without getting anything new. But yet life has taught me that time is water and that which is here today might not be here tomorrow and you have to take what you can get while you still can get it. Now I'm hungry and there's nothing good to eat around here. I'll have to figure something out.
So this day was rather uneventful and rather dull since it was reading-free day. Not a lot to do with so many hours so about mid-day I was rather bored so I decided to watch some youtube.com videos. There I saw this egg casserole recipe so I decided that I would make them that. Now it's finished and I'm waiting for them to come home. Actually they came first when I was still making it so it kinda ruined the surprised. They left the things she bought here and went to the store again.
So she said that it was really good. She said that tomorrow they will leave around morning and then basically be back Sunday. I decided that tomorrow, since I won't have anything better to do, I will read Shamela (full title: An apology for the life of Mrs. Shamela Andrews) by Henry Fielding which is a short satire about Pamela or Virtue Rewarded. Then on Sunday I will start reading An Unquiet Mind, A Memoir of Moods and Madnesses which I should finish on Monday. After that I will, probably, finally start reading the Dexter series. If the first book is good then I will continue with the rest of the series if not then something of Phillip Margolin, to be honest I don't have a clear reading plan right now. My idea is for now to focus on crime and mystery books and after than continue with fantasy with some classical novels in between. I will still try to follow my goal of reading at least one old-timey book every month, even if they are short like Shamela.
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