Bibles, The Internet, & Mail-Order Brides

So recently, i found myself in Borders looking for a book. I was at my local mall, and since the Border's entrance/exit is in the food court, I guess I wandered in there. I end up purchasing the "Social Media Bible," and all of its 821 pages. Unlike the books in my other pile, I am actually going to read this. [peep that pile below]


One of the things that really attracted me to this book, was that in gives the names of online websites, that have applications to better your websites. I like this concept a lot, as compared with others books, someone just writes down their theory, and being an un-orthodox learner/doer, that does not work with/appeal to me. The only problem with the length of the book though, is that each chapter only has a few pages worth of names & descriptions, and not every chapter has them. This means the I cannot just open up the book & get a new idea.


I have also decided that I am going to start hitting up Barnes & Noble, and spending day there. Once I find a girl, I am going to chat her up, and treat her to lunch at the St.Louis Bread Company/Panera across the street. This is how I will find my wife. Haha, this plan is so stupid. But actually, I haven't been into the aforementioned Barnes & Noble, even though it is about a minute closer than the mall with the borders [even though that is only 7 minutes from my house].