on the nightstand

I wouldn’t necessarily call it a nightstand, as it is more of a bushel apple box I somehow inherited from my Grandfather at some point during a move one summer back from VA to college in TN. It has traveled with me throughout moves, states, RD apartments, summers crashing with friends and most recently has found it’s way standing on one end as a treasured night-stand.

Along with my basket of nighttime essentials (lotion, manicure set, aromatherapy spray, earplugs, eye-mask, etc.) and a few pictures, is the ever-rotating stack of books. Check in for updates and feel free to share your thoughts.

Fiction:

  • The Lost Art of Keeping Secrets–This was one of those books I picked up at the 1/2 price Book Store, leafed through it, read the back cover and a bit of the first chapter and thought it would be an interesting read.  So far, 2 chapters in, it is a great coming of age story set in 1950’s London that I’m really enjoying!
  • The Fountainhead -The beau’s favorite book…it’s a beast at roughly 750 pages, but I’m determined to get through it. One day. :) (Currently about 1/3 of the way through)  This has become a goal for 2009–FINISH THIS!

Non-Fiction:

  • Searching for God Knows What–Donald Miller has become a classic in my house and one of his books seems to always been making it’s way back to the shelf.  Looking forward to this re-read.

Recent finishes:

Recent moves back to the bookshelf (or library):

Waiting in the Wings:

3 Responses leave one →
  1. 2008 August 17
    vivian permalink

    love this, and the pic :)

    i wil check here often and i’ll have to keep you posted on what i’m reading. leading a book club and participated in another this summer – loved it.
    v

  2. 2009 February 18
    Jena permalink

    you know “The Fountainhead” is the book from Dirty Dancing

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