My favorite book seems to be one that someone either loves or hates. At one time I wanted to be an architect. I had already given up this dream to pursue one of being an engineer (and an astronaut) and still loved architecture's beauty (There is just something about buildings that is awe inspiring) when I read this book. I was about 20-21 years old and I loved reading about the cut throat Architects. There was just something in the book that held me enraptured. I really need to read it again and see if it still inspires the same feelings in me a decade later. Anyway, without any further ado, my favorite book is The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.
This is a little spot where I spend a few minutes musing on the stuff that is my life. I think I am pretty funny and totally fascinating so hopefully that is how you will feel too.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
30 Days of Me - Day 04
Day Four is Favorite Book.
My favorite book seems to be one that someone either loves or hates. At one time I wanted to be an architect. I had already given up this dream to pursue one of being an engineer (and an astronaut) and still loved architecture's beauty (There is just something about buildings that is awe inspiring) when I read this book. I was about 20-21 years old and I loved reading about the cut throat Architects. There was just something in the book that held me enraptured. I really need to read it again and see if it still inspires the same feelings in me a decade later. Anyway, without any further ado, my favorite book is The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.
My favorite book seems to be one that someone either loves or hates. At one time I wanted to be an architect. I had already given up this dream to pursue one of being an engineer (and an astronaut) and still loved architecture's beauty (There is just something about buildings that is awe inspiring) when I read this book. I was about 20-21 years old and I loved reading about the cut throat Architects. There was just something in the book that held me enraptured. I really need to read it again and see if it still inspires the same feelings in me a decade later. Anyway, without any further ado, my favorite book is The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.
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