I've just spend the morning (and a good part of the early afternoon) reading Charitable Getting by Sam Starbuck, and despite never having been involved in the non-profit sector - or even worked in an office environment (yet) - I am thoroughly enjoying the book. Even if I keep shaking my head at the references to the authors own life. :D It's a funny read and I just want to keep reading, despite having Things To Do this afternoon.
For instance, I'm moving house. Well, sort of. I'm packing up my things and going to stay with another friend. I feel a little bad, abandoning this place, but my hosts have been spectacular (despite one of them being out of country again), and I know they're going to have company again, and I kind of feel like I'm going to (or have?) wear out my welcome. So pack up I must, and I want to tidy up the place before my one remaining host returns.
Ugh, hate packing. Would rather be reading. :)
For instance, I'm moving house. Well, sort of. I'm packing up my things and going to stay with another friend. I feel a little bad, abandoning this place, but my hosts have been spectacular (despite one of them being out of country again), and I know they're going to have company again, and I kind of feel like I'm going to (or have?) wear out my welcome. So pack up I must, and I want to tidy up the place before my one remaining host returns.
Ugh, hate packing. Would rather be reading. :)