What are you reading?

Last night I was reading the Bhagavad Gita.
As far as novels go, I still have to finish Ulysses by Joyce

Man I've got a huge whole list of stuff I need to get down.
I was reading Crime and Punishment, got like a fifth of the way through and stopped to start reading this ken wilber shit.

RadicalFractal wrote:Man I've got a huge whole list of stuff I need to get down.
I was reading Crime and Punishment, got like a fifth of the way through and stopped to start reading this ken wilber shit.

Yea, and that's just the summary version of his full book Sex, Ecology, Spiritualiy

MEDICINE wrote:

RadicalFractal wrote:Man I've got a huge whole list of stuff I need to get down.
I was reading Crime and Punishment, got like a fifth of the way through and stopped to start reading this ken wilber shit.

Yea, and that's just the summary version of his full book Sex, Ecology, Spiritualiy

well daym why did you tell me to get that! I should have got the full deal!

RadicalFractal wrote:

MEDICINE wrote:

RadicalFractal wrote:Man I've got a huge whole list of stuff I need to get down.
I was reading Crime and Punishment, got like a fifth of the way through and stopped to start reading this ken wilber shit.

Yea, and that's just the summary version of his full book Sex, Ecology, Spiritualiy

well daym why did you tell me to get that! I should have got the full deal!

Because it's a massive book, way involved heavy reading, and much more expensive.
I thought it be better to introduce yourself to a persons way of thinking for less money and less tedious maps of reality

The only book I've been actively reading lately is The Baby Book by William & Martha Sears. It's focused on attachment parenting. William Sears it's like the father of attachment parenting, it's a really old copy so some of it it's kinda outdated, but that's why we have the internet. I find it very helpful and I feel like it suits Soph and me.

The other two books that I started to read and want to continue. It's Phikal or Pikhal, cant remember. Also The Hobbit. I liked them both, but never seem to pick them up anymore. I've also been thinking of starting 100 years of solitude. John got it for me in Spanish. I cant remember the last time I read a book in Spanish. I think I might read it to Sophia, because I definitely want her to know Spanish. I mean it's not a kid's book, but who cares?

Laugh with me Lee Lee
Those books can be easy rememberd if you know what they stand for!
Phenethylamines I Have Known And Loved
Tryptamines I Have Known And Loved

MEDICINE wrote:Laugh with me Lee Lee
Those books can be easy rememberd if you know what they stand for!
Phenethylamines I Have Known And Loved
Tryptamines I Have Known And Loved

I always laugh with you!

Yeah, I knew that, but I didnt remember either :oops:

:face:

This is my new favorite smiley, because the name of it is "what a face" LOL

I love that one too! Did you see the three new ones I added?

lol

MEDICINE wrote:I love that one too! Did you see the three new ones I added?

lol

I love them!

OCR Twenty First Century GCSE Physics, Revision and Classroom Companion,

P5 - Electronic Circuits, pg 38 - 45.


And by reading I mean trying to read.
And by trying to read I mean failing to read.

Ian wrote:OCR Twenty First Century GCSE Physics, Revision and Classroom Companion,

P5 - Electronic Circuits, pg 38 - 45.


And by reading I mean trying to read.
And by trying to read I mean failing to read.

Very poor choice of literature Jai.

she's from UK what you expect?

*begins to sob*

It's true!
It was that or ... HARRY POTTER!!

*continues to sob*

And the only other option was ... was... books from wales on sheep...

Ian wrote:*begins to sob*

It's true!
It was that or ... HARRY POTTER!!

*continues to sob*

And the only other option was ... was... books from wales on sheep...

well yall got charles dickens but that bull is LONG WINDED

RadicalFractal wrote:well yall got charles dickens but that bull is LONG WINDED

MEDICINE wrote:

nesta wrote:"the bull"?

Thats how people in Philly call each other.
Like "'sup bull? 'sup bullhelm"

Wait, what?

RadicalFractal wrote:

Ian wrote:*begins to sob*

It's true!
It was that or ... HARRY POTTER!!

*continues to sob*

And the only other option was ... was... books from wales on sheep...

well yall got charles dickens but that bull is LONG WINDED

Well, so is Nesta but I still like him.

That's because you are too

That's because your face is too

MEDICINE wrote:That's because your face is too

what a bitch ^
:face:

Patti Boyd's biography and I restarted Zen or the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

laetinoo wrote:and I restarted Zen or the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

I only ever read half that book, but I liked what I read.
I wish I could pay attention

Since the universe has apparently decreed that I am not to read the Bhagavad-Gita, and since Visions of Cody requires a state of mind that I am unable to access right now, I am starting The Dark Tower series over.
Ready for strong novel reading brahs

RadicalFractal wrote:Since the universe has apparently decreed that I am not to read the Bhagavad-Gita, and since Visions of Cody requires a state of mind that I am unable to access right now, I am starting The Dark Tower series over.
Ready for strong novel reading brahs

I cant wait to get into that series Josh.
Im really looking forward to them, thank you for taking the time to share the general plot and 'peaking' my interest

"through a dead man's eyes"