I am in here.
Just did a quick read of Deception Point… Not bad. But I think it’s getting so that I am used to Dan Brown’s rhythms. You get many life-threatening situations, a lovely and extremely smart woman who is uniquely able to help Our Hero solve the puzzle at hand. They fall in love, etc. A highly-placed … Continue reading angels and demons
Spring is really here and the oak pollen is everywhere. Everything done in pale green dust. We were at a dinner tonight for the anniversary of the Lane Theological Seminary … It’s not a real seminary any more, hasn’t been since 1932, but they still own land and assets and stuff. The only reason you’d … Continue reading spring and books and stuff
A very early reminder: On Wednesday, June 7, at noon, I’m leading a book discussion group on the first of Neal Stephenson’s Quicksilver trilogy, aptly named, uh… “Quicksilver (The Baroque Cycle, Vol. 1)” (Neal Stephenson) Put that in your datebooks!
How do I know it’s becoming Spring? By looking at the calendar? Hardly. Well, I do look at the calendar, but I am only certain now that it is becoming Spring because I slept all afternoon. Other Patti and I went out to look at furniture, and eat lunch, and gossip, and I returned home … Continue reading Spring change
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