Books

One of my biggest projects over the past couple weeks has been moving my bedroom out of the guest room and back to the master bedroom. Why I was sleeping in the 10x10 and not the largest room in the house is beyond me. Wait, it was probably because I was too lazy to do all the work needed to live in the master bedroom. More on that later.

 The first step was clearing out all of the crap in the master bedroom. Right away I knew I was going to have a problem because it was the place I kept all my grad school books and books I didn't want to sort. Placing my grad school books was easy. I just brought those to work. The overflow books posed a problem.

 Last night I had to make some hard decisions. My house couldn't handle another bookshelf due to space, so I had to decide what I would ship to the book farm so they could run free. I thought it was going to be hard until I started looking at some of the anchor books (large books that sit on the bottom so the bookshelf doesn't fall over). It was a lot easier than I thought. Here are some gems:
 - 2003 FrontPage. FrontPage doesn't even exist, but I think I kept it because I built my first website in FrontPage.
 - 2007 Google Hacks. Me thinks a book on Google might have changed just a little in the past 5 years.
 - The O'Reilly Factor. I found this in the $.10 bin when I was at Goodwill and bought it for a gift for my very liberal friend. I ended up giving her a framed picture of a random child so the book just sat for a few years.