I read somewhere once that to be a good writer it is helpful – encouraged even – to read as much as you can. Reading increases your vocabulary and sharpens critical thinking which are certainly useful tools for expressing oneself via the written word.
And so while I just haven’t felt like blogging much the last couple of days (NO idea where that came from) I’m going to stock up on a few brain cells by way of the engrossing Into Thin Air, quite apropos given the wintry blast that’s shaken up the heartland this mid-November weekend. Feet up, warm cup o’chai close at hand, a crock pot of chili simmering away for the evening meal and I’m good.
Inspiration: my vessel awaits!



Thin Air! Ah, it’s been like fifteen years since I read this one. Thanks for the nice reminder and hope you’ll enjoy it!
It’s riveting — and not a little disturbing. But yet, I’m enjoying it. Does that sound morbid?!?!
I’ve read two other books of his: Into the Wild and Under the Banner of Heaven. Interesting reads, both of them.
Thanks for stopping by! š
Ha! So you too enjoy disturbing books? Great, that makes two of us š I might check out the other books, perhaps it would make a nice present for my husband, one that I could use myself too…
Even more so I enjoy quirky movies! You know, like Pulp Fiction, Dogma, Moonrise Kingdom (fantastic!) and Rocky Horror Picture Show. š
Yessss!! Quirky movies!!! I’m unduly excited when someone shares my taste… And I’m going to check those films — I only know Pulp Fiction.
Fantastic! A kindred spirit!!