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Post by marle on Mar 22, 2017 18:26:40 GMT -5
Well I actually made it to the public library today - first more enjoyable time there in many months. I sat down to read for a bit. Marle will be happy to know I finally found the Michael Pollan book "In Defense of Food" and have borrowed it for home reading. I read this for quite awhile today at the library, really digging into it. It's certainly a must read for anyone researching food or nutritional history I'm glad you're into it. I found the book to be a very articulate, readable argument for the Whole Foods movement. I was kind of obsessed with the topic at the time. Although I've somewhat "fallen off the wagon" when it comes to eating that way, I still believe in the concepts. |
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Post by Scotty on May 2, 2020 20:05:28 GMT -5
Ever since watching The Witcher netflix show (which is so good, watch it!), I've made it my mission to read the books. I bought them all before I lost my bookstore employee discount. I got through "The Last Wish" and am now working my way through "The Sword of Destiny". Both are short story collections, some of which were featured in the first season.
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Post by Slinky on Sept 24, 2023 10:23:06 GMT -5
The Witcher series for me too. Just finished 'Baptism of Fire'. Now on to 'The Tower of the Swallow'. Loved the last one.
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Post by Thought Analyst on Jun 13, 2024 14:29:56 GMT -5
I am currently (and concurrently) reading "Making it So" by Patrick Stewart of Star Trek Generation's Captain Picard and of course the X-men movies.
I am going through major depression atm so I am not very lucid in my writings (maybe I never was?) so I will just put a few things here hoping to come back to it at another time. It is basically autobiographical. He was born in 1940. I am trying to put more, but with my not being very good with words (I guess) and that is exacerbated by this debilitating depression.
It is a very interesting read. He seems very down to earth in this book. He talks about his love for acting which is no surprise at all and I expect no surprise to those who have followed his career.
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