What I've read lately

In spite of my quest to work less this year, I often find myself at school way too late. This week that happened at least 3 times. To the untrained observer, it may seem that I am not meeting my goal. But truth be told, I feel like I am. I submit the following as evidence.

I began reading Isaac Asamov's Robot Visions. Asamov brought us the story from which the Will Smith clad I, Robot was born. As far as I know the story carried the same title as the movie, but I've not confirmed this. He also brought us the short story Bicentennial Man. By my estimation of the limited time I have to read, I would finish reading this collection of short stories just in time for the long awaited release of Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte, the Spanish version of the 7th Harry Potter installment.

However, I finished Robot Visions earlier than expected. Not sure what to do with my extra few weeks, I picked up Jurassic Park. I hadn't read it since high school, and I thought if I am not able to finish it before I finally get my hands on Harry, I'll already know how it ends.

Somehow, in the midst of this crazy week, I read the whole book. It was as entertaining as I remembered. To top it off, I hadn't remembered how it ended!

I grabbed a collection of Puerto Rican fables off of my shelf to hold me over until Thursday (Febrary 21st).

So, although I might not have blogged as often as I had intended, I sure have gotten to ejnoy a few good books.