I have also made a resolution to read at least one book in each of the following categories each month this year:
- A book from my house. I have a box of books that I bought because I wanted to read them but for various reasons the books got pushed aside for other books. I went through the books after Christmas and realized I really did want to read them--so I made a promise to myself that I would get through at least one per month.
Here are some examples of what I have waiting for me: - A book recommended by a friend. I have so many friends who recommend books to me--in fact we have started an informal book club at work where we trade books back and forth. Also, I get so many great book ideas from my book blogging friends. So this category will be very easy for me to reach every month.
Here are some examples of what I have waiting for me: - A non-fiction book. I realized that without my classes and reading lists, I would not have anyone to force me to read a non-fiction book. But by nature, I love learning (that was my biggest reason for working towards my masters). So I decided to challenge myself to read one non-fiction book a month. The advantage of doing it this way versus as part of a program is that I get to pick the book and the topic.
Here are some examples of what I have waiting for me:
Congratulations on your Masters degree! That must have been a LOT of work.
ReplyDeleteYour resolutions are a great idea, and I might actually have to join you with #1 and #3 (I don't get a lot of recommendations from friends). :)
~ Sophie
www.lifebetweenpages.net
It's funny, just as soon as I picked some resolutions I thought of others that I wanted to add. But there is always next year right?
DeleteYou are so awesome! Congrats on your masters degree! What a huge accomplishment. :)
ReplyDeleteHey! Long time no talk! Thank you. I am very excited!
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