The very last thing I did before lockdown was take my book to Hampton Court and immerse myself in the Tudor world. I love #readingonlocation. Today I rekindled that passion and took my book to Ely cathedral!
For the first time in 2 years I‘ve been doing what I love best today - #readingonlocation ! I used to do it ALL the time - find the right place to read the right book, I loved those reading time. Hopefully more on the future 👍🏼
Does it count as #ReadingOnLocation when I'm at my Alma Mater reading while waiting for my daughter? She's doing an advanced science course for young kids in secondary school.
Not the nicest of buildings, it's a 1960s concrete monstrosity, but it has the largest/best stocked uni-library in Germany. I am not visiting the library today though; I'm not sure about the Covid R&R atm.
#FabulousFebruary #readathon @Andrew65
Seems the perfect blanket to cosy up with for this Scottish based mystery! Pre pandemic I used to love #readingonlocation perhaps I‘ll now #dressforreading instead!
This week I did my first #readingonlocation for nearly 2 years. I love finding a quiet reading space that adds something to my reading. This week I took the tagged book - all about a band of women travelling across the Arctic Circle to try to find Franklin. - to the Polar Museum, part of the Geological Dept at Cambridge University
For the first time in over a year in at last #readingonlocation - I‘ve missed it soooo much! Thankful for the little cabin in the corner of a farm - complete with its own field. Space and sky after so long inside. I‘m very happy!
Lockdown has forced me to swap my beloved activity of #readingonlocation for #eatingbooks !
My current read focuses on chocolate and the Baltic states - so made a Babka today to accompany a few afternoon chapters!
Ahhhhh..... this is one of the things I miss the absolute most. Haven‘t been #readingonlocation for nearly 6 months now 😢
https://lithub.com/remember-reading-in-public/
