Yingzhou
Hey, look! Another post, and less than 3 months have elapsed!
I started reading LJ again a couple days ago, but I missed maybe 3 weeks in late september and early october. That's way too much to try to dig through, so if any of you did anything noteworthy and you were expecting a comment from me, well, uh, point it out (again). :)
While I was away from LJ, I did get to visit the town my parents lived in when I was born (New Madrid MO), and Springfield MO, and Springfield IL, and Springfield Madison WI. Now it's back to the daily grind. I also learned to appreciate the idea of Twitter, even though I still won't use it.
Have any of you read Kim Stanley Robinson's The Years of Rice and Salt? I started reading in the airport on the way home (last tuesday), and just finished it. And now I really want to talk about the last line of the book.
I started reading LJ again a couple days ago, but I missed maybe 3 weeks in late september and early october. That's way too much to try to dig through, so if any of you did anything noteworthy and you were expecting a comment from me, well, uh, point it out (again). :)
While I was away from LJ, I did get to visit the town my parents lived in when I was born (New Madrid MO), and Springfield MO, and Springfield IL, and Springfield Madison WI. Now it's back to the daily grind. I also learned to appreciate the idea of Twitter, even though I still won't use it.
Have any of you read Kim Stanley Robinson's The Years of Rice and Salt? I started reading in the airport on the way home (last tuesday), and just finished it. And now I really want to talk about the last line of the book.