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Mrs_Liberto
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Two weeks?!?!
Mrs_Liberto
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My surgery is finally scheduled for April 19, but I discovered that I have to be home from work for two weeks after.
Give me ideas of what to do with myself for that long. Any good books or magazines I should order/download/rent/borrow?
Fair warning: PWing will happen.
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Re: Two weeks?!?!
The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. The sequel just came out too so it will keep you busy. They are lengthy but it's a great story, amazing characters and beautiful writing.
Good luck with your surgery!
We watch a LOT of tv shows on DVD. Tudors, House, Dexter (mmmm dexter), Big Love, all excellent.
My favorite books include East of Eden by Steinbeck, Poisonwood Bible, A Widow for One Year by John Irving, The Hunger Games series...
Shows to netflix--True Blood, Dexter, Sons of Anarchy
Online Poker?
LOST or Dexter for sure, PW here, craft, read the girl with the dragon tattoo series (if you haven't already)
LOVE The Hunger Games series!
And hi war
Congrats, I haven't seen you in so long!
Thank you! Good to see you!
We have:
Sex & the City, Arrested Development, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Entourage, Season 1 of Dawson's Creek, Season 2 of Roseanne, an Ernest box set, and lots and lots of movies. I have a bunch of books that people gave me when I was on bedrest too. Let me know if you want me to bring stuff by. We'll be in your area the weekend after your surgery & I'd be happy to stop by!
A couple of books I really like recently are Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford and The Heretic Queen by Michelle Moran.
TV shows on DVD are good choices, too.
I will also repeat the Dexter suggestion. DH and I just finished the series and I am going through some withdrawal.
Mmmm......Michael C Hall.
Fred gave me crossword puzzles and some magazines and the Anne of Green Gables DVDs. (Fred's awesome)
SIL gave me a list of sewing projects she wants me to take a stab at for my nephew-to-be, and I'm taking notes for all these books and DVD suggestions.