Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban?

February 28, 2010 in Blog

Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban?

Well, this week brought to the end of a couple of things, first off was a week-and-a-half off of work, which was to use up the last of my annual holidays, and was much needed after the overtime I’ve put in recently.

I managed to get some decent reading time in, while I was at home, unfortunately not Douglas Coupland’s: All Families are Psychotic which I’m (supposed) to be reading with Kelly for a joint review, but I stupidly left in my desk at work and only just remembered to bring it home yesterday after two days back. Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban? Sorry about that Kelly, I fully intend to spend a little time today (and next week) catching up!

Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban?Depending on how I do with that, I’m certainly hoping to read a chapter or two of Freaks by Annette Curtis Klause, which I got this week and am really enjoying so far. And whose cover I absolutely love. 

Which brings me to the other thing that ended this month (today actually): my 3 month long, Book Acquiring Ban. When it commenced on the 1st Dec, I had 170 unread books on the shelves, of which I immediately cleared out 22 to the local charity shop, leaving me with a base number of 148 to try and drag down some.

At the time I made this suggestion:

If I can get it down by 15-20 books over the next three months I’ll consider it a success.

ROFLMAO! ROFLMAO! ROFLMAO! ROFLMAO!

*ahem*

As of today, I have 156 unread books on my bookshelves! I suppose an increase of only 8 over 3 months is better than what I was achieving, so it’s somewhat on an improvement. Isn’t it? Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban? *looks on hopefully*

Still, they do have some lovely new shelves to live on!

Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban?

So, I know a few of you have been doing something similar, make me feel better and tell me how badly you failed! Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban?

Sunday Salon: What Book Acquiring Ban?