Winter Reading and Writing

I must stay busy during the winter months. I read many books and write a lot while cooped up inside. I make a wishlist of books all year long, so I have a good stash to get me through.


I write in books as I read them and read many of them several times. The library would frown upon this habit, so I get books as gifts. I loan these to friends who are able to ignore my scribbles and sticky notes.
Here are my books for the winter of 2025. I will share my thoughts on the best ones as I finish them.


I also write in journals often. I carry a journal everywhere I go and keep one in the car. This habit has helped me with memories. My sister and I were discussing our different versions of a memory today. I reminded her that Donald Davis says that your story is your story.

Journals for emergencies.


I hope for a wonderful 2025. I plan on trying harder to be smarter. This will include healthier habits and less mindless activities. I am making an Action Board to keep me on track. I will share that when it is complete.

I also got some toys. I have been especially good this year.

I love me some Elphaba! The bat’s name is Jak.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

FLOW

10 thoughts on “Winter Reading and Writing

      1. I admit I don’t read many books about how to write. Stephen King’s book On Writing did get me going on my first novel, but it was just a spark for me, not a guidebook. To be honest, I can’t remember much about it.
        What inspires me is good writing by others; makes me want to see if I can do it too.

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  1. I love reading, especially during the winter time! We’ve been doing some home renovation for the past few weeks, which has taken away from some of my reading time. But you’ve inspired me to try and make more time for it and for writing down my own thoughts too!

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