My glasses have fallen to pieces and yet I am still struggling on to try and read - signs of a true addict maybe.The tbr thing became a mental challenge ß after being about 20 books in. I had almost built a wall in my brain between me || new books.
Then I kept a list of books I wanted to read, I then narrowed that down because some of the books on the list for two years then felt rubbish to me, so I have been carrying 250ish book from then Then I just look on Berts Bees, choose a couple there at random, read some of my detective series, enabledt by here for books, my mum/friends pass books on to me. I go through Sara Cox's Between The Covers List and so on.
It is surprisingly easy to find 3/4 books a wee that are then about 370/400 pages, which can be read in a couple of days. 50 pages in the morning, 170 pages in the afternoon/evening/bedtime and similar again that next day then the book is done. Aside from podcasts and watching things on my tablet I have nothing else to do do, literally less than nothing. I am lucky in that regard
I have a permanent full head ache. Shop glasses make my eye balls ache. Optician has given me a written date and time for my next appointment to pick up my new glasses but I can't find where she wrote it.
I had to laugh when the optician said you'll be alright with metal reading glasses cos you'll hardly use them and then recalled in shock when I passionately replied but I read a lot!!! She then changed the recommendation to plastic glasses. I presume they're more robust for the book addict.
