I've decided that I'm going to do one blog hop tour a week. I have several to choose from and all of them are fabulous, so I have to limit myself to one a week. This blog hop tour is hosted by Parajunkee.com . If you want to hop along, go on over and sign up. The question for this week is:
WHAT IS YOUR MONTHLY BOOK BUDGET?
HAHAHAHAHA!!! I laughed out loud at this. Maybe I SHOULD have one. Well, I don't. I get my books through Paperback Swap, the library, friends, sneaking one into my grocery cart at Wal-Mart (Yes, I pay for it--but it comes out of the grocery money...shhh don't tell my husband), and as a last resort I visit my local bookstore and buy a nice hardcover book--but only if I have a coupon. Now, I do a lot of book browsing! I never go to Wal-Mart without pushing my cart down the book aisle and I can get lost in a bookstore--browsing--for hours. I once visited a BIG Borders and thought I had died and gone to heaven. So many books, ahhhh. Just remembering it brings back great memories.
I'm getting off track. The answer is: NO, I don't have one.
Happy Thanksgiving! Hope you spend some of your weekend sharing your books with your family!
Hopping through and now following you! It's wonderful that you play piano at your church. I've been asked, but I'm too chicken to get up there and do it.
ReplyDeleteMy book budget is slim to none... College student here who makes side money teaching piano (funny, eh?) with a TBR pile out of control.
I was scared to death the first time I had to play, but now it's a lot easier. You should try it. You could make some money playing at Church (not a lot, but)--and then you could buy books!
ReplyDeleteThanks for following!
Hello thanks for stopping by my blog earlier. Your blog is really nice. I couldn't play at church I don't think scared to death here too. I have played the bells but you could not see me that worked for me.
ReplyDeleteLOL I loved your answer it sounds kinda like mine. I found another Walmart book shopper huh. I can't go in there without going to the book section too. If I go with my mom she's like I'll meet you back at the book area. She knows me to well. You should try a half price books if you have one near you. I love it and most of their books are as expensive as the big bookstores. The hardbacks are usually around 8 dollars and the paperbacks are anywhere from 2 dollars to 6 dollars. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat? It´s Christmas that soon??? Have to buy presents...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by my blog!
I also don´t have a budget, even though I probalby should have! :)
have a great weekend!
Christine
@ Reading on the Dark Side
Hi! Nooooo - Christmas isn't for another four months. It isn't? OMG.
ReplyDeleteThank you for following me - I'll follow you now. I'd love to guest blog (suemonteiro@yahoo.co.uk. Just let me know what you need.
Sue
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by at my blog!
Returning the favour.
Have a great weekend!
Celine @
Nyx Book Reviews
Thank you for hopping by my blog. :) Yes, I guess a bok budget would have been a good idea - lol.
ReplyDelete~Chrizette
My blog hops
Thanks for stopping by our blog, we are now new followers of yours.
ReplyDeleteYour answer is great about the budget. Totally forgot you can always pick up books cheap at Walmart (or Target), or even costco! Where there is a will, there is a way!!
Have a great weekend!!
I surely need to stick to a book budget, but how can you with so many out there waiting to be read!!!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower and new to the blog hop. You have a great site. I look forward to reading more of your posts!
http://bookinitalong.blogspot.com/