Posts Tagged With: reading

1 Year = 100 Books

Remember, awhile ago I said that I was keeping track of my reading for a year? Well, now that years over, let’s see how I did. Grand total: 100 books.  Pretty amazing eh? Remember this was not a contest or a goal. I just wanted to record my normal, daily reading habits to see how &hellip Continue reading »

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This Explains a Few Things

You might have noticed I’ve been a little light on the blog posts lately. I typically average 3 posts a week, but for several weeks I’ve only managed a paltry 2. That’s because I’m busy. Crazy busy. This is the busiest semester I’ve had since coming to China. And I’m not really sure why. Some &hellip Continue reading »

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Read 100 Book in a Year? Maybe…

I’ve been pretty quiet about, but I have decided for this year at least, that I wanted to keep track of the books I read. I’ve always been one of those annoying people who would bring books over to friends houses and read instead of play, and if I don’t have a book going I &hellip Continue reading »

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I Just Finished my First Chinese Novel!

I wanted to brag for  minute and tell everyone that I just finished my first novel in Chinese. Okay, I  admit, I’m using the term “novel” quite lightly. It’s not War and Peace or anything, rather a slim 46 page tome called I Really Want to Find Her. (It’s about 3 guys who are looking &hellip Continue reading »

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The Swiss Family Robinson are a Bunch of Jerks

Being an avid reader in a country that doesn’t use your native language can be a problem. To get good stuff to read I either have to download it, have it shipped to me, or go to a big city and spend a bunch of money on imported books. None of those options work well &hellip Continue reading »

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