On the way of skiing was a perfect time of reading.

Basically, I go skiing by public transportation, for I don't have a car. Today I took a train, transferred to subway, and then transferred to bus. It takes more than one and half hours, and I'm on public transportation most of the time. As well as a half hour when I'm going to work, and twice as long, it's perfect time for reading on the way of skiing.

Today I went my first skiing for this season, and I did enjoy skiing, and on the way to and back skiing, I also enjoyed reading of a biography of Edison. Reading speed was so fast for me as to advance about 20% of the book for today (I've only read less than 50% by 2 days ago since I began to read the book 2 months ago, and I couldn't tell the detail either even with such a slow pace), I didn't remember the details, but I'm so impressed by his hardworking as well as his inspiration.

The remainder for the book is slightly less than 20%, so I hope I'll be able to read it through within the year 2013.

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