falling asleep at night over a book does rather slow progress and ,
caring for the elderly takes up time of which there is only a limited amount.
The total number of books read in the year has decreased over the last four years and in 2015 I did not even make the 200 target. However, in Pollyanna mode, I can be thankful that unlike the HD3QBEM I do have my eyesight and can still read :-)
Now I am off to start the 'word band' of the basket liner and promise an update on that tomorrow.
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4 comments:
Happy reading x
The same with me - much less of reading. But at least, I read. And try to be happy with this fact :)
Yes, I'm grateful I still have my eyesight. Both my parents have to have cataract operations at the moment.
Have you considered audio books for the commute or long car journeys?
I read ten books this year--four of them just before the year expired! I can't believe how many books you have read, and while you work and care for your mother and sew and stitch! I wouldn't worry about this "decline."
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