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Your tastes are certainly diverse.
I just finished A Dance with Dragons by G.R.R. Martin. That guy needs to seriously get on the stick and finish that series!
Getting ready to pop on Crescent by John Coltrane and attempt to get caught up on my Christian Science Monitor back issues...
The Hobbit, by J.R.R Tolkien. I'm re reading it, for the first time in 17 years.
I was reading it for the first time ever, right before I saw the movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Evilduckqueen
Perusing the service manual for the 1970 Dodge Monaco/Polara. They really don't make 'em like they used to...
Why People Believe Weird Things, by Michael Shermer (and yeah, that *does* go for me, too).
The History Buff's Guide to World War II, by Thomas R. Flagel.
And only because I'm a glutton for punishment, attempting to re-read King Solomon's Mines, in Arabic this go around.
John Carter and The Gods of Hollywood - The True Story of Hollywood's Most Expensive Blunder and Why The Original Sci-Fi Superhero Refuses To Go Quietly by Michael D. Sellers
Your plate is officially full, my friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conceited Ape
I'm re-reading lots of stuff.
The Hitchhiker's Guide series by Douglas Adams.
The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan.
and, as usual, lots of Tolkien. Namely The Silmarillion and Children of Hurin.
(Good to see you around these parts, dood--and that I'm not just talkin' to me onesies here, either.)
Just started "Spinning Disney's World: Memories of a Magic Kingdom Press Agent"
I love that book!Quote:
Originally Posted by Disney05
Thanks, Conceited Ape! We're headed down to WDW soon, so that always sets me back to prowling about these boards.
Disney's Dream Weavers - The visionaries who helped create Disneyland, Freedomland, the 1964 - 1965 New York World's Fair and Walt Disney World - and the ties that bind them by Chuck Schmidt
20,0000 Leagues Under The Sea.
Zero Day by David Baldacci