Grace Walk is very good so far! Hard to go wrong with that subject. 🙂 And yes, Paperless Home Org was interesting. I’m dipping more into Remember the Milk but now that I’m trying to practice it, I need to go re-read the book again. ha.

I made it past the 100 page mark in Rand’s book so I’m committed now. ha. I love Anne L’s books too–always good. Next I want to read her “Grace (Eventually)” book.

I followed you over from a comment you left on Rick Dawson’s blog. (or maybe Floyd’s; I can’t remember now). Thanks for leaving the links to your posts on Viola’s books–I’ll definitely read them. I’ve read a couple of his books already and really love how he thinks. It sounds like we have very similar taste so you’ll have to keep me informed when you find another great book you love. 🙂

I’ll take that as a sign to keep going with Atlas Shrugged. 🙂 Even though you haven’t read it yourself, you remember somebody saying that about it, so that must mean something.

I try those tricks on myself too, Beverley. I say I can’t start a new book unless I read one old unread book on my shelf. It sometimes even works. 🙂 But yeah, going to the library always kills that plan. So many good books; so little time.

So you’ve actually read Atlas Shrugged and lived to tell about it? 🙂 That’s encouraging to hear. I haven’t given up yet.