To spend unlimited time, reading…
The ultimate indulgence!
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Happily ... after retirement 
LOL! I don’t think of books and reading as indulging… I work in a Library… so in some ways I’m immersed in books… surrounded by books, ordering books for myself and others. The shelves you have illustrated here reflect my own diverse likes… hmmm, I saw the title Stone Tools… Thanks! for indulging us!:)
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Darn – can’t read the author’s name on “Stone Tools”… a little help, who is the author? Thanks!
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I LOVED Ellen’s commercials!!!
and of course books, I think of them as a necessity rather than an indulgence.
x..x
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wait…where did that Ellen commercial come from?? Now I don’t see it…did you post it?
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The best indugence of all!
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Nope, it wasn’t me but I adore Ellen too!
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That was an incredible idea!
Nancy
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Perfectly “said.”
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Hi,
Love the slide show, some books can certainly be a challenge. 🙂
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nothing like indulging in a good book 🙂 Great slideshow …
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I super love this!! I love books and I enjoy reading!! 🙂 Have a lovely day!
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An afternoon of books, ahh baby! Bring them on!
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Thanks — I have a pile of magazines that I get from the library and it’s always a sweet moment when I get to peruse them. So many ideas, websites, photos and creativity!
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Thanks!
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I work in the basement of a library on campus and am always looking, wondering, hoping, dreaming … just need the time to do it all!
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Thanks – I sure have an eclectic mix!
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Thanks so much. It was either books or chocolate …
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Great idea for the challenge! I love reading books about art and photography. I just need more time… like you.
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Great take on indulge. I’m sold.
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Wouldn’t that be wonderful!
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That would totally be an indulgence 🙂
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Wow…that would be my indulgence too. (and a chocolate bar along with them!)
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I’d like a hot cup of tea and a comfy chair and all the time I wanted to read!
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, “I think civil liberties and human rigths are of critical importance. I value honesty and integrity in a leader, and I think that in order to get as close as possible to that ideal, the government needs to be accountable to the people and act transparently and openly (with this openness backed up by a free press that takes its responsibility to the people seriously).”I can’t argue with that. As far as the press, my opinion is that you have to read a wide political spectrum of news and opinion to get most sides of an issue. Even news, as conservative news outlets cover the kinds of stories that interest conservatives and liberal news outlets cover the kinds of stories that interest liberals.As far as opinion, the Internet has a wide spectrum of political opinion. :-)I have no doubt you’re passionate about Senator Barack Obama. I have tried to discuss passionate subjects with you on ExmoSocial in the past. I’m not anxious to try again.I don’t believe that the future of mankind on the planet is as dire as you posted. Certainly, we should conserve and not be wasteful of our resources.I went and looked up rational in the dictionary, just to make sure it meant what I thought it meant. Here’s the entry from the Merriam-Webster online definition:Main Entry: 1ra tio nal Listen to the pronunciation of 1rationalPronunciation: \ˈrash-nəl, ˈra-shə-nəl\ Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English racional, from Anglo-French racionel, from Latin rationalis, from ration-, ratioDate: 14th century1 a: having reason or understanding b: relating to, based on, or agreeable to reason : reasonable (a rational explanation) (rational behavior)2: involving only multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction and only a finite number of times3: relating to, consisting of, or being one or more rational numbers (a rational root of an equation) ra tio nal ly adverb ra tio nal ness nounI meant definition 1b, agreeable to reason. There are rational reasons to support Senator John McCain. You may not like them, but that doesn’t make the reasons irrational.As far as my values and expectations towards government, I prefer a government that is a bit humble, that doesn’t believe government is the solution to all problems, and considers the will of the people, as regards to immigration and trade, as more important than the Ivy League theorists.
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