@JeremyCherfas Let us not speak of the movie.
@JeremyCherfas I imagine finding that in brick/mortar will be difficult. Particularly in these parts.
When I originally read it, it was in the old Anglo-Saxon from an older Norton Anthology. I was eight years old and it was quite an uphill climb.
Amazing that the Korean war is just now being ended - 65 years after the fact.
A little good news in the world is nice.
@streakmachine I'm hoping, when we make the switch-over to fibre, my inlaws don't follow suit. Mainly because if our service has issues and we need to deal with something from Apple, B&N, Kobo, etc, we can go across the street with a laptop and do it.
Evening/Weekend plans.
- Bookstore crawl
- Pick up a new grill
I'm wanting to find Beowulf and a few of the Old English epics. Yes, I can get them easily from Amazon and I already have all of that stuff in ePub/MOBI but, like the social media thing, I am slowly eliminating them from my routine.
If I add just a little more caffeine to the mix, my energy reserves will be complete.
It's been so long since I played WOW that I have forgotten how a shaman even works.
@larand With his fame, notoriety and age, it's not like there's anywhere he could run.
// @tewha
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I think I need to bury what little optimism I had and accept that I am not going to get a lot done today.
Thankfully, most of my notes are on paper now. That was a good move, if I say so myself.
Pats self on back
@larand Mine is being in a constant war zone with the ultra liberals I used to hang with in the early 90s and the ultra conservatives that I grew up with and am surrounded by.
Both seem hell-bent on currying my favor and I have no clue why. I tell both sides they are idiots and to stop bothering me. They persist.