The Pursuit of Love, by Nancy Mitford (p. 181 of 214)
Coraline, by Neil Gaiman (p. 81 of 162)
Women in Comedy Vanity Fair (p. 184 of 254)*
Tangled Yoke Cardigan (Body half done; sleeves and scary cabled yoke still to knit)
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Sock (#2)
Cloth napkins, two sets of four (for undisclosed recipient)
30 Rock spec script (for Disney fellowship)
Scrabulous games (5)**
Dinner.
*Question: "Who Says Women Aren't Funny?"
Answer: VF's own Christopher Hitchens, aka "Doctor Giggles"
**Teri, it's your turn.
4 comments:
I'm glad I am not the only one reading to many books all at once, mine are usually theology though. When you are done with your knitting I could use a good pair of socks, men’s size 9 ½.
Sure, Xerxes, but it might take awhile, as you can see. :)
It's your turn now. Ha!
I am always impressed with people who can read more than one book at once. I cannot. I think I'm too narrow-focused. (Though the same is not true for TV shows, so maybe...I dunno.)
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