You know that feeling you get after you’ve finished a big project, and don’t have anything lined up after it? I’ve been feeling that way since my class ended last week, and I’ve been kind of floating around trying to find something to do (besides read, I mean). It only just hit me somewhere around Wednesday that, DUH, I have a lot of reviews to write! So now my goal is to get at least half of my June reviews done before the next semester starts in late August.
I do realize that summer is meant to be a time for relaxing, but I’ve already gone on vacation and I just don’t think I’m the kind of person who can’t not have some goal in mind to accomplish, even if it’s something little like working on my blog. As long as I don’t get stressed out about it, it’s all good, right?
Does anyone else feel this way? Or have you all managed to convince yourselves to completely relax in the summertime?
Books read this week:
151. Sushi For Beginners – Marian Keyes [rating: 4/5]
152. Million Dollar Baby – Amy Patricia Meade [rating: 2.5/5]
153. The Deeds of the Disturber (Amelia Peabody #5) – Elizabeth Peters [rating: 4.5/5]
154. Whose Body? – Dorothy L. Sayers [rating: 3/5]
Books reviewed this week:
Eon: Dragoneye Reborn (Eon #1) – Alison Goodman [rating: 3.5/5]
And:
- I was this week’s Scene of the Blog at Kittling:Books! Yay!
- Where do you keep your books? Hunting around for bookshelf porn, yeah.
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No stress, but we really like to read reviews!
Loved Sushi for Beginners! And, I, too, prefer to keep reasonably busy. But, only if it’s a project that’s somewhat more on the relaxing side, that I can work on little by little. I’m through with the stressful stuff, because right now I’m just swamped with deadlines and readings – I miss the good ol’ days of laziness.