When I take a day off, I don’t do all that much. I know people who have errands lined up but I’m more likely to sit around and fool around with my computer or read a book. Today I did both, and really didn’t get all that much done. I did, however, finish a John Rain novel by Barry Eisler, The Last Assassin<\/i>, and a Myron Bolitar mystery by Harlen Coben, Long Lost<\/i>. Both were pretty good, though both are getting a bit predictable. Sitting inside on a 90+°F day reading books is my idea of a day off.<\/p>\n
This book habit is always a bit expensive and my sister told me I should read a real book that she swears she lent me, The Woods<\/i> by Tara French. I think she took it back and I can’t find it, but I did find a copy of Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X<\/i> which is disappointing because those books cost $50 each. Ah, well. That’s life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When I take a day off, I don’t do all that much. I know people who have errands lined up but I’m more likely to sit around and fool around with my computer or read a book. Today I did both, and really didn’t get all that much done. I did, however, finish a John Rain novel by Barry Eisler, The Last Assassin, and a Myron Bolitar mystery by Harlen Coben, Long Lost. Both were pretty good, though both are getting a bit predictable. Sitting inside on a 90+°F day reading books is my idea of a day off. This book habit is always a bit expensive and my sister … Continue reading Day off.<\/span>