Books.

I have read a few books this summer. Sadly when I was in college (that was so last year) I never read for fun. In some classes I never even cracked open my $175 text books (sorry dad). When I was younger I loved reading--especially the Babysitters Club (if those even count). These days I dare say that I love having a library card, not only because I can check out lots of books, but also because I have a bountious number of 80's workout videos to choose from at my very fingertips. Here are some books I read (ps I realize they are easy and they are not literary masterpieces.):

Cheesy. but I checked it out for a plane ride. Some Nicholas Sparks books I like...this one was way too dramatic.

This one is totally worth reading. I loved it.

Liked this one. Not a Sparks drama/romance, but about his trip around the world.
Good, especially because it talks all about Virginia.
Really liked learning even more about Van Gogh than I did in my Humanities classes. I have mixed feelings about him--he was a mooch, and pretty mentally unstable, but did a lot of nice things for a lot of people and I love his work.

I am currently reading this. And liking it a lot. If you are a feminist you shouldn't read it because it will make you angry, but I agree with a lot of Dr. Laura's points--try and look hot for your husband (he didn't marry you because you looked like a raggamuffin), give him a hug when he comes in the door. Wait before you unload your entire day on him. Show him respect/love/appreciation and he will show it back. Don't talk to him the way you would talk to one of your girlfriends and get mad because he doesn't know how to repsond, etc.

This is my next read, which I will probably finish on my way to Idaho this weekend. I'm going with my parents and Craig has work. So if you are a boy and you are reading this (that's a stretch), come keep him company this weekend!