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Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of dullness, I shall fear no boredom, for my books are with me. My piles of books, they comfort me. I prepar
by GW150914 8y ago
Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of dullness, I shall fear no boredom, for my books are with me. My piles of books, they comfort me. I prepared a bookshelf in the presence of tedium. I anointed my PS4 with purchases on sale, my backlogs runneth over.
- B1FF_PSUVM 8y ago> my PS4 That was going nicely, you had to go and spoil it ... ("Die, heretic!")
- GW150914 8y agoBooks, audiobooks, games, music, good food, time with friends and family, time spent in nature. That’s what makes me happy 99% of the time I’d say. Sadly I didn’t think I could shoehorn fried chicken and a concert into my biblical homage, but games fit in nicely! :)
- B1FF_PSUVM 8y ago(That was the "Die, heretic scum!" Emo Philips joke. Check it out. Sony is the devil ;-)
- GW150914 8y agoSo I took your advice, and what a weird, yet incredibly funny comedian! I found him offputting at first, but his routine has real depth. Thanks for the tip.
- paganel 8y ago> My piles of books, they comfort me. Maybe you're just joking, but it often happens to me (at least once a month) to just sit on my couch and look at the books on my bookshelves, it gives me peace of mind for a couple of precious moments.
- GW150914 8y agoSame here! I’ll do the same thing with audiobooks, and put together a giant playlist just to see how many hours I could listen to non-stop. For physical books you get the benefit of the smell and feel of them too. Books are just the best, for so many reasons. When you have a bunch you haven’t read, you can look at them and anticipiate the first time you’ll read them, and get that “Christmas Eve” feel for a minute. Having a lot in my book backlog is soothing, and conversely I’d get anxious if I felt I was running out of that backlog.