Miss Oblivious strikes again
The fact that I'm an idiot should come as no surprise to those who know me. Though this week I've surprised myself.
I'm an avid collector of the Hall of Fame book series, more specifically the Don Rosa editions. Actually I don't care squat about the editions that aren't Don Rosa. That's beside the point though.
Thing is I keep whining about how they don't release Rosa editions nearly often enough. Then this week I went online to check if there was a release date out for the next edition... only to find out it has already been released. Four months ago. Apparently, I was one of those people who merely gargled at the fountain of wisdom.
Said edition arrived today, so I'm much to busy with that to have time to write something longer than this ;)
Names of the day: Matilda and Maud. Matilda is a female name originating in Germany. It means "strength" and "battle". Maud is a shorter Brittish/French form of Matilda.
I'm an avid collector of the Hall of Fame book series, more specifically the Don Rosa editions. Actually I don't care squat about the editions that aren't Don Rosa. That's beside the point though.
Thing is I keep whining about how they don't release Rosa editions nearly often enough. Then this week I went online to check if there was a release date out for the next edition... only to find out it has already been released. Four months ago. Apparently, I was one of those people who merely gargled at the fountain of wisdom.
Said edition arrived today, so I'm much to busy with that to have time to write something longer than this ;)
Names of the day: Matilda and Maud. Matilda is a female name originating in Germany. It means "strength" and "battle". Maud is a shorter Brittish/French form of Matilda.