What book are you currently reading?

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » Oct 1st, '05, 20:35

Bubba wrote:Vermont Dental Hygiene (or, why it's called a "tooth" brush)

Make sure you be a good neighbor and pass it on to your fellow Vermonters.

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » Dec 7th, '05, 23:29

I finally finished "Angels and Demons" by Dan Brown. Good suspenseful book. Unfortunately, since I am unemployed I no longer have the luxury of reading during my commute so it took me much longer to finish it. The next one I will read will be a trashy romance novel - "Flirting with Pete" by Barbara Delinsky.

andyzee · Post by **andyzee** » Dec 7th, '05, 23:30

That's kind of funny, although I can understand. Since you're unemployed you have less time to read.

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » Dec 8th, '05, 00:10

andyzee wrote:That's kind of funny, although I can understand. Since you're unemployed you have less time to read.

Now I read a lot of job sites and scan for anything that I can apply for. The rest of the time is spent doing chores for the family. You might have noticed that I mostly post at night these days. I read the last book in dentist and doctor waiting rooms, on the drives up to and back from K and of course when sitting on the bowl taking care of business.

TheBullet · Post by **TheBullet** » Dec 8th, '05, 10:20

Trance, by Chris Sorrentino.

I'm diggin' it, man.

XtremeJibber2001 · Post by **XtremeJibber2001** » Dec 8th, '05, 10:24

Picked up "The Running of the Bulls" by Nicole Ridgeway. So far it's a great book.

I recommend it to anyone that wants to read about the life at Wharton.

BigKahuna13 · Post by **BigKahuna13** » Dec 8th, '05, 10:37

tyrolean_skier wrote:when sitting on the bowl taking care of business.

TMI!!!!!

I'm currently reading Seamus Heany's verse translation of "Beowulf" and
rereading Paul Kelso's "Powerlifting Basics: Texas Style" (for anyone who wants to learn how to get strong this is a classic little book).

TheBullet · Post by **TheBullet** » Dec 8th, '05, 10:41

BigKahuna13 wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote: "Powerlifting Basics: Texas Style" (for anyone who wants to learn how to get strong this is a classic little book).

One sentence book: "Have your daddy, the President, make it happen for you."

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » Dec 8th, '05, 21:53

BigKahuna13 wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:when sitting on the bowl taking care of business.
TMI!!!!!

I put that little bit of information in for Humpty - sorry if it was TMI for everyone else.

BigKahuna13 · Post by **BigKahuna13** » Dec 21st, '05, 11:39

Just began -

"His Excellency George Washington" by Joseph J. Ellis
"Norweigan Wood" by Haruki Murakami

RipeBanana · Post by **RipeBanana** » Dec 21st, '05, 11:44

Just got a signed copy of "Now I can Die in Peace" by Bill Simmons that I started reading last night :)

Dr Z · Post by **Dr Z** » Dec 21st, '05, 12:31

" Tales from behind the Steel Curtain"

Ski-N-Sail · Post by **Ski-N-Sail** » Dec 21st, '05, 13:32

This one is exciting:

"Guidance for Smaller Public Companies Reporting on Internal Controls over Financial Reporting"

RipeBanana · Post by **RipeBanana** » Dec 21st, '05, 13:33

Ski-N-Sail wrote:This one is exciting:

"Guidance for Smaller Public Companies Reporting on Internal Controls over Financial Reporting"

Sound like a real page-turner!

Ski-N-Sail · Post by **Ski-N-Sail** » Dec 21st, '05, 13:42

270 pages and it is brutal