i knitted this scarf last night. now i am about to go enjoy some holiday festivities, so it's a good thing i look festive!
have a great day, everyone!
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Of course my first thought was, I wish she had moved the camera to the right a little so I could see the bookcase better. ;)
I notice a lot of Robertson Davies in your list of the first 55 books you read this year; any recommendations of a good place to start reading him? I haven't read anything of his. --JohnM@SILS
hehe, most of my bookshelves are on the wall to the right of my computer and next to my desk--that one behind me is the lonely one. :) i'll take some pictures and post them sometime, maybe . . . if i clean my office soon.
as for robertson davies--i have a feeling that you'd like the cornish trilogy as a starting point (the rebel angels et al). they poke a little bit of fun at academia, but the characters are all lovably eccentric.
Thanks! And only 1100 pages. I'll get right on it. :)
Having read things like Straight Man, Moo, Blue Angel, and Lucky Jim, I'm clearly up for a little fun at academia's expense. It's only a slightly less ridiculous place to work than corporate America.
3 comments:
Of course my first thought was, I wish she had moved the camera to the right a little so I could see the bookcase better. ;)
I notice a lot of Robertson Davies in your list of the first 55 books you read this year; any recommendations of a good place to start reading him? I haven't read anything of his.
--JohnM@SILS
hehe, most of my bookshelves are on the wall to the right of my computer and next to my desk--that one behind me is the lonely one. :) i'll take some pictures and post them sometime, maybe . . . if i clean my office soon.
as for robertson davies--i have a feeling that you'd like the cornish trilogy as a starting point (the rebel angels et al). they poke a little bit of fun at academia, but the characters are all lovably eccentric.
Thanks! And only 1100 pages. I'll get right on it. :)
Having read things like Straight Man, Moo, Blue Angel, and Lucky Jim, I'm clearly up for a little fun at academia's expense. It's only a slightly less ridiculous place to work than corporate America.
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