This weekly frenzy of listing is hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.
Tough topic, this one. I love reading. What could I possibly want to quit about it? Something tells me I may be surprised. . . Let's give it a try. I want to quit:
- Buying books I will never read.
- Letting books I want to read languish on my shelves while I read library books.
- Feeling guilty about not finishing a series (or five).
- Setting a daily page goal for myself - and feeling bad when I don't reach it.
- Choosing to play games on my phone instead of reading.
- Stressing myself out over finishing all of the reading challenges I over-committed myself to.
- Over-committing myself to reading challenges.
- Keeping books on my shelves that I've already read and know that I will never reread.
- Buying only from the bargain shelves at Barnes & Noble, instead of springing for the full-priced book I really want.
- Stalling on starting a Little Free Library. I've got two bags of books ready to go. Let's do this!
- Letting books I want to read languish on my shelves while I read library books.
- Feeling guilty about not finishing a series (or five).
- Setting a daily page goal for myself - and feeling bad when I don't reach it.
- Choosing to play games on my phone instead of reading.
- Stressing myself out over finishing all of the reading challenges I over-committed myself to.
- Over-committing myself to reading challenges.
- Keeping books on my shelves that I've already read and know that I will never reread.
- Buying only from the bargain shelves at Barnes & Noble, instead of springing for the full-priced book I really want.
- Stalling on starting a Little Free Library. I've got two bags of books ready to go. Let's do this!
So, basically my list boils down to the fact that I want to quit feeling guilty about reading. Who knew I had so much that I could feel guilty about? So I'm done feeling guilty. I'm ready to take back the enjoyment!
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