
I have read exactly one book since the kidlets came home. It was a
good one. This summer I have big plans. I am hoping that the barnacle will let go a little bit, and that I'll be able to read something other than his
favorite book. Meazi will be in summer school for twenty mornings in July, so I am hoping to find the time to read again.
First up:

Sometimes a plea you send into the universe is answered. Every time Mama Dog posts something on her
blog, I think, "I wish I could read more of her words." This woman makes an article about Sandra Bullock sound like poetry. She is amazing. I can't wait to devour her first novel. You can order it
here.
Next (or maybe even simultaneously):
Theresa and
Julia have put together a great
blog for families like ours. I am not sure how much time I'll get to participate, but I am really loving the dialogue over there.
Join us.
Then:

One of my favorite writers.
Next:

Written by the father of one of our Ethiopian
buddies.
Then, if time permits, I'd really like to read this....

Jillian also adopted a child from Ethiopia through CHSFS, and like me she went to NYU to study acting. Unlike me, she dropped out and joined a harem. Wowza. She also has a
blog. At first glance you might hate her ( beautiful, wildly successful, smart, married to a rock star) but she is actually lovely in person, and you can't help but root for her.
Think I can read all of that?
The other day Meazi had a dream that
Todd Parr was her father. I wonder if it is possible for a kid to read
too much? Melese still loves
this, and squeals on page five when the pup rolls in the mud.
What are you reading this summer?