so-soInteresting relationship between the brain and reading.
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so-soInteresting relationship between the brain and reading.
I think Andrew would be more objective in answering these for me--and I'm curious to hear what he has to say--but I'll try my best to answer the prompt to the best of my ability. 😁
1. I relate to situations and things people say by responding in movie/TV quotes.
2. I laugh a lot. In fact, I laugh even when I'm in pain.
3. I often physically act out dreams while asleep.
#ThreeListThursday @dabbe
Bedside stack
Soubhi, it has arrived! And what a stack! Thank you! So excited to open these soon. And I‘m about to read your letter. I love the little dachshund stickers on the back of it. 😍
The books I ordered for you have also arrived, so I plan to ship out to you the day after Christmas in NC. I don‘t want to miss you in Texas and this way it‘s one less thing for you to haul. Best of luck with the drive.
Hey TeamCryptKeepers here is a #ScarathlonSprint for tonight with your host @Emilymdxn @TheBookHippie @JenReadsAlot @BarkingMadRead @kezzlou85 @Marmie7 @Rissa1 @aperfectmjk @Bookishgal71 @Nazgul93 @BookingitwithSandra @kay.the.bibliophile
so-so(2008) Sometimes a book sits so long on your TBR that by the time you get around to it, its moment has passed. I feel like that's what happened with this book, which argues that little attention has been paid to the ways that human evolution has made us vulnerable to certain flaws in reasoning. But recently there has been no shortage of books doing just that, and sometimes doing it better. Maybe if I'd read it in 2008...
Upside. My director gave everyone at work a book to read and 2 days off to read it.
Downside. I have to read this book. 😆 (I hate reading work-related stuff. 🙈)
so-soLess annoying than Livewire, but still not great. Also felt dated because it was published in 2011.
