Library adventures, again
So, I went to the library again today. This time I got to talk to somebody who I could get to take the fees off of my card. I check out two books by Anne Lamott, Traveling Mercies and Plan B: Further Thoughts On Faith. I've only just started reading Traveling Mercies (44 pages in).
Yet, I am happy. I have finally started reading a new book this year. Perhaps I'll try to count the books I read this year. One summer or semester I had tried, but stopped around nine or ten books.
I have found a quote in the book that I really like, though. This was something that Bill Rankin had told Anne Lamott.
"I guess it's like discovering you're on the shelf of a pawnshop, dusty and forgotten and mabye not worth very much. But Jesus comes in and tells the pawnbroker, 'I'll take her place on the shelf. Let her go outside again.'"
Stein Auf!
Bridget
Yet, I am happy. I have finally started reading a new book this year. Perhaps I'll try to count the books I read this year. One summer or semester I had tried, but stopped around nine or ten books.
I have found a quote in the book that I really like, though. This was something that Bill Rankin had told Anne Lamott.
"I guess it's like discovering you're on the shelf of a pawnshop, dusty and forgotten and mabye not worth very much. But Jesus comes in and tells the pawnbroker, 'I'll take her place on the shelf. Let her go outside again.'"
Stein Auf!
Bridget