One of those 'mark which books you've read' things, geared toward classic literature (with some, er, noteable exceptions to this rule). Things I've read have an X. Things I'm going to quibble over have, well, quibbling. I don't tag people, I find it demeaning for all concerned, so reproduce, or don't, as you please.

( Long long list of books. )

No news at all on the job; I'd guess the person at the place (wow, that's so descriptive) is still out sick. Hopefully will get word in a day or two ( Read more... )

The real truth about it is
No one gets it right
The real truth about it is
We're all supposed to try

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No time for a proper update now, really. But the short version: still alive, still well, still working, still mostly liking it despite the heavy crazy workload some days.

Just a bit of Tennyson's Ulysses I ran across while reading Ilium by Dan Simmons. I've probably read it before, actually; I know bits and pieces of it are familiar. But I really like this last bit ( Read more... )

I am, in all honesty, tempted not to get the car fixed ( Read more... )

Some people say the world's a strange and evil place ( Read more... )

My biggest news (well, okay, the only big news I really have) is that I was offered a full-time position at work today, which I accepted and so I am (or will be, starting next Monday) officially an employee of Fairfield Language Technologies a.k.a. Rosetta Stone ( Read more... )

Work is going pretty well. :)