Okay, so the other day I decided to change my header a bit (see it up there?). I didn’t want to change it too much, but I wanted it to be a little brighter and I wanted an image with a second Adirondack chair.
Why? Well, I am supposed to be “chatting with friends about books and life” and it occurred to me that the one chair screamed LONER. Also, it had been a particularly stressful week when I put the header up, so you might notice the “empty” wine glass. That drink was drunk!
This was the old one:
I still like the old one, but I like the new one better. At least for now. I had been wanting to change it for a long time so it feels good to check it off the list.
The other thing that I’ve been thinking about is that I haven’t been terribly wowed by my reading this year. I am not referring to quantity. Instead, I am referring to the caliber of literature that I’ve picked for myself. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve enjoyed several of the books I’ve read so far and I’ve recommend many to others but besides Safe from the Sea, I haven’t read any that have stopped me cold. You know the ones I mean. I am talking about the books that make you stop and think about life, love, the world, eternity, etc.
I need more of them.
I don’t want to come up with a formal plan to make this work because as soon as it’s a formal thing, my interest wanes. So, I am going to be inserting meatier, more substantial reads in between what I’ve already promised to review. It’s what I had planned to do all this year, but somehow loss my mojo. This may mean more classics and definitely some older titles. Don’t you get tired of seeing the same reviews over and over again anyway? I know I do.
If you’ve been thinking about changes, whether it’s a related to blog design or your reading in general, what have you been thinking about doing?



