I'm still without a computer for much of the day, and that combined with tiredness at night makes for little blogging.

I used to have a place in my blog where I would posts what books I was reading, but I removed it after a book would be up there for weeks without being finished. I'm not a slow reader, but I often go periods without reading books because I'm busy with other things. My parents have tons of interesting books at their house that I wish I could have read; there are lots of political books, health books, history books, church books, and other non fiction. I have found that nonfiction books are often my favorite because with fiction I read it and think "I can't believe that would happen." When I read nonfiction I also think "I can't believe that would happen" but it really did!

Anywho, I just finished a very inspiring story called Three Cups of Tea that I started at my parents. It is about a hiker-turned-school builder in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The subtitle is "One Man's Mission to Promote Peace...One School at a Time". It is an excellent story and I recommend the book highly. At times it is a little long and hard to read all the foreign names and keep up with his many adventures, but the book is well worth the read.

And for another review, Jason and I were in the mood for a movie last week and I chose one of my favorite ones, Seven Years in Tibet. It's an older movie and stars Brad Pitt in his early days. (Michelle, remember watching it together? I had fun watching it knowing that you had been in Tibet--although I read on the insert that it was actually filmed in Argentina). I highly recommend it. The scenery is beautiful, and I love the story (based off true events) and the message.


Well, my bed is calling me. I forgot how much I can sleep when I'm pregnant...and still be tired during the day!