Five shows I want to start watching in June

I wish I had more time in the day to watch TV because I'm always finding so many shows that are new or new to me that I really want to watch. I'm starting to think as weird as it might sound, I may have to scheduled time for it. If you have a lot shows to watch, how do you find the time to watch them?

Below are five shows that I want to start watching next month (which I will find the time for).


1. Bones (DVD)

Starring: Emily Deschanel, David Boreanaz, Michaela Conlin, T.J. Thyne, Tamara Taylor, John Francis Daley and more

Description:

Forensic anthropologist Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan and cocky F.B.I. Special Agent Seeley Booth build a team to investigate murders. Quite often, there isn't more to examine than rotten flesh or mere bones.

What are five really popular shows that you haven't watched yet?

I love watching TV shows, there are so many amazing shows out there that I know I can't watch them all. There have been some really popular shows that I've not watched but I want to. So here are five that I've never seen but hope to watch soon at some point.


1. American Horror Story

I love horror and I can't believe I never watched this anthology series.

Description:

An anthology series centering on different characters and locations, including a house with a murderous past, an insane asylum, a witch coven, a freak show circus, a haunted hotel, a possessed farmhouse, a cult, the apocalypse, and a slasher summer camp.

What are five books do you have on your shelf but haven't read yet?

What are five books that have been sitting on your bookcase or shelves that you haven't read yet? But you really want to, however for whatever reason you just haven't gotten around to reading. I'm sure a lot of my fellow bookworms probably have this issue of getting books and then placing them on a shelf and forgetting about them. Or haven't found time to read them.

Here are five books that I haven't read yet but I want to:


1. Robyn Hood volume #1: Riot Girls by Pat Shand with illustrations by Larry Watts

Description:

A brand new Grimm Fairy Tales series that reinvents the classic tale of action, fantasy and adventure is here! From drug lords to corrupt bankers to the things that go bump in the night, no evils that plague the streets will be safe when Robyn Locksley sets up shop as a private detective in New York City. While Robyn settles into her new life, the Cabal, a collective of mysterious and powerful individuals, sets their sights on bringing down the hooded heroine, who will face the biggest threat of her life. The creators of Grimm Fairy Tales, Wonderland, and Neverland bring you the next great hero in the Grimm Universe!

Top Five: places to read outside of the house

Curled up on the sofa reading a good book is a favorite for many including myself but sometimes you end up reading somewhere else. Below are five places I found to read:


1. Outside

What's not to love about reading outdoors, it's the perfect combination of fresh air, sunshine and a good book, how can you go wrong?

It doesn't matter if it's an apartment balcony or the local park, being outdoors is one of the best places to read it makes me feel so relaxed. Whether you're reading romance novels at the beach or lying back in the grass in your back yard reading the latest thriller, it's the perfectly tranquil spot.



2. Laundry Mat/Room

My apartment doesn't has a laundry room so that mean I have to head off to the local laundry mat. So besides gathering my laundry I also make sure to take a book. It's surprising how easy it is to read there, the whir of the machines turns into background noise which makes it relaxing to sit back and read while I wait for my clothes to wash and dry.



3. Beauty Salon

Sometimes, I end up getting to my hair appointment a little early or I'm waiting for my stylist to finish with another client, so that gives me some extra time to read. Sitting under the hair dryer is also another great opportunity to squeeze in a little bit of reading.



4. On the Airplane

Traveling by plane whether it's for work or for your own personal time, is another way to find time for reading. But it's also a great way to deter a talkative seatmates (side note: it doesn't always work) and if you're engrossed in a complete page turner you will probably not notice that you arrived at your destination faster than you realized.



5. Dinning Out for One

Whether you're confident enough to sit and enjoy a meal out without having to bring something with you to read, is beside the point. Dining by yourself gives you yet another opportunity to read and it's also a fun way to dine especially during lunch time when you're probably in need of some "me time". It doesn't matter if you're grabbing counter space, a booth all to yourself or wind up sitting at your desk, it's a great way to enjoy your meal and catch up on your reading before going back to work.


Now there are so many different places to read, these are just a tiny few to think about.