Where in the World: Waiting

Published by Darren on September 7, 2012 | 6 Responses

Where in the World: Waiting

This month’s Where in the World Are You Reading is “Waiting” and is being hosted by Lisa:

This month’s theme is a fun one, almost a free form one.  This month we want to see where you read while you are waiting. Waiting rooms, oil changes, waiting for the water to boil? Everyone waits for something and I know you all keep books around for any chance to pick it up. So, take a quick picture of where you’re waiting.

Where in the World: Waiting

Most of my ‘waiting’ reading is done whilst waiting for a bus home from work. Mostly that is actually at the bus-stop. But on occasion, and if I have a little while to wait, or it’s raining, or it’s…{insert reason here*} I’ll call in to my favourite bar for a quiet drink and read a page or three. Where in the World: Waiting

Look I have to walk past, every day, it’d be rude not to call in every so often! Where in the World: Waiting

Article written by Darren

Bart, is a fully signed up member of Book Addicts Anonymous ;) Despite, constantly fighting a losing battle against his T.B.R pile, he is never happier than when he manages to sneak a new book in to the house!

6 Responses

  1. Trish
    Trish September 8, 2012 at 1:54 am | | Reply

    Ha!! Absolutely love the pictures. And you’re absolutely right that it would be rude not to stop in every once in a while and do your waiting in the pub. Thanks for joining the fun!

  2. Clover
    Clover September 9, 2012 at 10:22 am | | Reply

    I agree, it would be rude!

    I mostly read while waiting for my boys’ school and nursery to finish. Looks a bit antisocial surrounded by so many other people, but that’s just me, I guess!

  3. softdrink
    softdrink September 12, 2012 at 3:17 am | | Reply

    Totally rude! The bars of the world need more polite people like you. ;-)

  4. Melissa
    Melissa September 12, 2012 at 5:32 pm | | Reply

    I’ve always wished I had a daily commute on a train or bus. I’m sure there would be bad parts too, but I would love to have the time to read!

  5. Lisa
    Lisa September 20, 2012 at 6:26 pm | | Reply

    Really, they should set you up with a little camera so you can see the bus down the block and run out to meet it. Then you could wait inside EVERY day.

  6. Christine
    Christine September 27, 2012 at 10:00 pm | | Reply

    I like your way of thinking! ;)
    And the pubs in England are some of the coziest and most inviting– how could you NOT go in?

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