I've done it again

[theatokos]

I have too many books going. Of course I have a stack of books to read in my student office. Of course there are books in my house that I have yet to read. And of course I have recently borrowed four books from a friend, checked out four books from the local library, and three books from the school library. No wonder I feel all up in my head!

I am reading:
* The Wind in the Willows This is slow and ongoing. I read to B while I nurse. It is a guaranteed sleeper for him.
*A book on local trees
*The Dark is Rising I believe this series was hrafntinna's childhood favorite.
*The latest Sookie Stackhouse, Dead in the Family Just got it in on special order from the local library.

Also in the home reading line up are a book on sacred foods from the around the world, Nourishing Traditions a whole foods cookbook, and Eros by Anne Carson.

Today I finished a school book, so I'm not sure what to start next. It'll probably be another Mary, Co-redemtrix book from Queenship press. Sigh.

Comments

[ewigweibliche.livejournal.com]

I know. But I took B to work until he was 7 months old. I am aware of the challenges. Mostly it's the evolutionary brain malfunctioning that worries me: until B was about 10 months old I was not very with it and could barely remember common words, like 'shoes'. My brain was was busy keeping B alive. Stupid evolution. ;)

It's going to be hard, but if I want children, and I do, I'm just gonna have to try to do it all. My uterus is no spring chicken. But many women have trod this difficult path before me, so I am not reinventing the wheel at all.

By the way, Bennett adores the Doctor.