Saturday, 18 June 2011

I need a good book.

  Summer's here, I'm beach bound and I need something to read. I hate the beach but the man I'm with loves sunbathing.  Before I met him I never stepped foot on a beach in the summer.  Why would you?  . Sand's fun right.  It follows you home in the car.  Hides in every crack and crevise and at 45, I've got a few more cracks and crevices than I did when I was twenty.   Plus you've got to hide from the sun or else you're playin' connect the liver spots.  No if I'm at the beach I'm on a blanket under an umbrella hopefully lost in a book.  (now that you've got a good Jessica Tandy visual, let's begin).
         Before you start hollerin' titles at me let me state this for the record:  I won't waste the strength it would take to open my eyelids for an author like Maeve Binchy or Danielle Steel. I can hear you now, "Oh what's your pleasure Adam, shall we dive into the classics, Charles Dickens perhaps or Leo Tolstoy".  No.  I have those books. They're the ones I place in front of the actual books I'm reading. (I even have 'the perfect fake reading glasses' for those books).  Oh who am I kidding.  I'm reading everything at arms length if I can't find my dollar store specs. Where was I?  Oh yeah.
       Look I'm no scholar that's clear but I do want to find that perfect book.  You know the one I'm talking about.   For some it was that first Twilight book. For me it was the first time I picked up The Hobbit.   Man I loved that book.  And then the Lord of the Rings.  (Yeah, school was fun! Gay and a nerd.  It get better kids honestly).   I still reread those books to this day.
       More recently I've purchased Sarah Silverman's autobiography "The Bedwetter" and Chelsea handler's "Lies that Chelsea Handler Told Me".   I'm a sucker for a smart deranged woman that can make me laugh. 
       So that should be enough Information right?  Let the onslaught begin.  Make it rain!  Make it rain!  Books I mean, although I will dance for your cash.   See ya at the beach pretending to read Tolstoy ;).

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