Det skulle ser ännu bättre ut om jag kunde lägga till något läst på franska, men jag tror inte jag klara av det.
🙂

Hi Kerstin,
Light and comfort – yes, I understand what you mean!
I read the Moomin books in English – I think all of them – when I was a kid. Borrowed from the library. (I thought her name was pronounced Touv Djansun.) It’s nice to read her in Swedish now – it’s only a shame it’s taken me so long to try it. I have “Sent i November” at home – I missed reading it in November 2016, so I’m saving it for the coming year. I’ll see what copies of the other books I can pick up when I’m home again later in the spring.
John

Hej Kristina,
Tack för ditt meddelande. Jag hoppas att du hittar något intressant att läsa själv här. Den andra delen kommer i ett par dagar … eller kanske inte förrän nästa onsdag.
🙂
John

Hi Björn,
As I wrote, Basho was just a page or two a day for about 6 weeks. Poetry is often easier than fiction or non-fiction. A sonnet or a couple of haiku don’t need to take a lot of time.
I have “Read in a book” written into the “For Health” section of my daily To Do list. I think that’s what has helped me find the time. Otherwise I find I have about 30 minutes in the morning over a cup of tea for reading, even if at no other time in the day. And I always make sure to carry a book when I’m travelling.
I think I feel better for reading (and for having read too).
Good luck finding time for yourself,
John