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Pelvis ulna humerous ... less a nail
So, instead of sleeping last night I wrapped reading A Fistful of Charms (The Hollows, Book 4)
around a short nap.
I have to say that reading Old Man's War
Saturday was overall much more pleasant, and not just because Ms. Morgan's story is starting to take a distinct turn towards the follies that made Ms. Blake's adventures uninteresting to read. Mr Scalzi does seem to be a direct literary descendant of Robert A. Heinlein, and the first book was a fantastic read which I barely put down before finishing.
Meanwhile, back home, we seem to have gained another household god.
Here's hoping all of your weeks are less interesting. I think I was better off trying to learn CSS this week and hack towards a new resume. Only some progress on either front.
around a short nap.I have to say that reading Old Man's War
Saturday was overall much more pleasant, and not just because Ms. Morgan's story is starting to take a distinct turn towards the follies that made Ms. Blake's adventures uninteresting to read. Mr Scalzi does seem to be a direct literary descendant of Robert A. Heinlein, and the first book was a fantastic read which I barely put down before finishing.Meanwhile, back home, we seem to have gained another household god.
Here's hoping all of your weeks are less interesting. I think I was better off trying to learn CSS this week and hack towards a new resume. Only some progress on either front.