Friday, January 06, 2006

The Power of a Good Book

I'm tired again, but this time, it's all my fault.

I just had to finish Ken Follet's Hornet Flight last night. I think I read over 100 pages, but it was worth it. Wow. What a read.

It takes place during occupied Denmark in World War II. What I loved so much about the book, despite the fact that it was a wonderful story, was the details about life in Denmark. I confess to not knowing hardly anything about this country, but Ken Follet managed to pry my eyes open a bit.

Anyway, I stayed up until after midnight reading. I'm tired this morning, but I knew what I was getting myself into last night. And it was worth it.

In Writing News...

I powered up the laptop last night and had to re-read what I'd written a few days ago. I managed to get a paragraph done, but then hubby came home and it was time to get the kids to bed and well, I had to read that book...

Tomorrow is my RWA chapter's holiday get-together. Nothing fancy, just a time to sit back, chat, and eat more food. I did manage to go work-out last night and felt good that I did, but tonight after work, I'm picking up the kids and going home to relax. And maybe get some writing done.

6 comments:

  1. I've stayed up to read all night more times than I care to count. It's great when you've found a book that good.

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  2. I NEVER get to do that anymore, and I really, really miss it. Now I just stay up late editing/rewriting.

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  3. Ken Follet--never read him but heard he's very good!!

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  4. Anonymous11:56 AM

    I love staying up late to finish a good book! Have fun at your chapter get-together!

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  5. Anonymous11:29 PM

    That's a great story. Waiting for more. »

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