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you, too, Bikers. 
Love Kim Harrison, was absolutely bereft when she decided to end the series.
Love Eve Dallas too -- do you ever watch Rizzoli & Isles? Those are from the Tess Gerritsen novels, but Angie Harmon's Rizzoli, to me, seems to nearly exemplify Eve Dallas, completely UNgirly!Andria
Sounds like me, the last book I read was a few years ago, Sun Tzu's: The Art of War. "Pretend inferiority and encourage his arrogance."
Wait they had words in them magazines? I dont remember seeing any
The "articles" CD remember? *nudge nudge*
I used to read a lot more about 10-12 years ago when I used to travel for business more often. Having a book at hand was great to kill time when you're stuck on a plane for 5-8 hours for a nonstop flight. Since moving to NY, my need for travel for business dropped to zero since all my business trips were to NY.
I've seen the promos and it looks interesting, but I'd have to start from the beginning. Maybe someday.Love Kim Harrison, was absolutely bereft when she decided to end the series.
Andria
I had to finish the last book of the Dark Tower in audio book format. I don't like distractions when I read, so the "look at this" or "what do you think about that", "no really, look, look" made switching to audio books a logical choice.
I drive 45 minutes each way to work (all controlled access highway) and that is a great time for some excellent storytelling. Closed headphones at home make listening easy too, but I like to keep it for the car. The iPod keeps track of where you left off and you just hit play when you get up onto the flattop. Like you say the reader makes the whole experience enjoyable or not, some sound like automatons where others like Frank Muller (RIP) brought the stories to life.
I read quite often, try Greg Iles for up all night suspense.
I watch most youtube reviews a 1.5 or 2x speed.
I watch most youtube reviews a 1.5 or 2x speed.
Don't know Greg Iles but I like J Geils sometimesI read quite often, try Greg Iles for up all night suspense.
I watch most youtube reviews a 1.5 or 2x speed.
Don't know Greg Iles but I like J Geils sometimes
Wanna say I bought that album and Rush Moving Pictures album on the same day in a record store. Now they dont have albums or record stores any more
Wanna say I bought that album and Rush Moving Pictures album on the same day in a record store. Now they dont have albums or record stores any more
The other day I had to go buy a Tool CD at Best Buy cause I keep wearing them out and well Tool isn't into the "new music media" deal. It was hilarious, you could almost hear the *gasps* and feel the stares of confusion, while thinking "people still do that?".
I felt like I just peddled my car up to McDonald's and asked for the brontosaurus burger.
Don't know Greg Iles but I like J Geils sometimes
Ah that brings back memories. That song always reminds me of an old girlfriend.....not because she became a centerfold, but because the song was popular and got lots of airplay when we were dating.
The other day I had to go buy a Tool CD at Best Buy cause I keep wearing them out and well Tool isn't into the "new music media" deal. It was hilarious, you could almost hear the *gasps* and feel the stares of confusion, while thinking "people still do that?".
I felt like I just peddled my car up to McDonald's and asked for the brontosaurus burger.
Local Walmart has lately offered a huge bin of CDs, $5 -- all kinds of gems in there too... we found a "Best of Three Dog Night" that really brings back my childhood and my husband's adolescence. A Stevie Ray Vaughn we didn't have... Lots of crap mixed in, but you can find some decent stuff, older stuff, too.
Andria
I'm always surprised to find movies in the $5 bin at Wally world that I consider "new"
Sent with one hand, the other is busy vaping.
Sent with one hand, the other is busy vaping.
Good evening fellow wompers. Its been a while since i got on, but i thought id drop by and see how everyones doing
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