Hahaha!!! That’s funny, Reg, but I’d like to read something you’ve read, too.
The bible? Oh wait, you wanted non-fiction. Anything by Michelle Obama or Jill Biden available?
I don’t read anything. I read too much at work, lol.
I have many. Do you need one?
Testimonies of truth, like in the Bible, yes,
Nothing I’m interested in.
That’s the nice thing about a Bible. If you don’t have time to read a chapter you can read one verse in the Word and gain knowledge.
For it says in Scripture, “Behold, I lay in Zion a stone, a chosen, precious cornerstone. Whoever trusts in Him will never be put to shame.”
- 1 Peter 2:6 TLV
This book was published the day before the fires went out. I would have said put out but I don’t know that they were put out since noone had water.
https://www.amazon.com/Fire-Fury-Implications-Climate-Change/dp/B0CFCYXMRX?dplnkId=a2cd065a-7c4d-4e6c-aaff-7f6194aade99&nodl=1
Wouldn’t you like to climb in that car and just ride around for a while lol.
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I never read anything by Kurt Vonnegut. I even haven‘t heard about him till today. I like his letter to the future and reading about him on Wikipedia, I might - in a very brave moment - check if the library has Slaughterhouse Five.
I like to listen to Cumberbatch even in an American accent. At least the one he uses here. Still, I wish he would have used the Standard English.
Slaughterhouse-Five is probably the best book of all time.
That sounds like Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I’m not looking into that one again.
I fear to read it.
In 2003, as she approached the end of her life, celebrated theatre director Clare Venables received the following letter from her dear friend, Peter Thomson.
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Saw the movie and read the book. He was captured in WW2 after his plane was shut down over Germany.
Thank you, Gunda. Made my eyeballs leak lol. I would liked to have written a letter like they to Will.
You’re very wellcome. I love those live letters too. E-Mails unfortunately will prevent such nuggets for posterity.
I built a little free library. I’m not sure if these are common outside the USA. Basically, you build a little house, stick it in your front yard and people put books in it. Take a book, leave a book, etc… People put canned food in them when covid was bad. I live at the corner of library and school st.
It is a little bigger than I was hoping. I need to possibly paint it gray to match our house. Or just polyurethane it. It could use a magnet on the inside. I am worried about elements and vandals. Less so about thieves. Just hope everything stays dry. I am planning on putting it on a pressure treated post, stick that in a plastic bucket with concrete and put that in a planter. It’s going to way over 200 lbs when all done, but don’t really want to stick it in the ground.
Hopefully, nobody gives any trouble. I know there has been a lot of book banning going on. I’d accept any book in it.
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I realize that is a bad picture. Did 7 hours of yardwork today. I’ll take a better pic sometime. Maybe will show progress.
The mazda can load 4x4x8 posts with no problem. Longer than I realized. Mostly nervous about securing this to post and keeping inside dry.
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I love it. We have lots of those here in Canada. I don’t know if they get use.
Would you accept Mein Kampf or the Turner Diaries?