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Welcome to the BAR! Not sure if it has been raised or lowered over the years, but I digress. :devillook Just bought your book and looking forward to reading it this weekend, I needed a good read for vacation.

Yeah, but when someone posts about that one book you know of, it gives a good rush.

I like the idea of his falling in love with the idea of her. He definitely wanted to go back to a simpler time that he remembered somewhat fondly. It was a safe place, even if it was an aborted ideal. Perhaps that is what made it all the more glamorous in his mind's eye.

speaking of sick.

Welcome!, you'll find a lot of good discussions here.

I love business related material, I'll have to check that out. For some strange, strange, strange reason, I am devouring everything about six sigma.

Any relation to Stewart? ;) Just kidding-welcome aboard!

Whoa!.....that is amazing.

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Yeah, banana puns are unappealing.......:rofl

All the time, just add more BTR. :devillook

On to season 3! So loving the death of Tuco's cousins. Wow, serious bunch. Breaking Bad wiki the Santa Muerte goddess of death imagery is something else too, lot of neat things about that on google.

Florentino was a reprehensible person after the the failed courting effort. What caps it off for me, is the death of the young woman that he was involved in, you could definitely make the case that he was culpable in her death. To me, he made self-destructive choices, but still loved the one...

A good related read Virgina Woolf on Henry James and the great war from a review.

A topic I'm sure readers never come to full terms with. Kind of like a nasty divorce where things like the divvying up of the silverware brings out the brain stem impulse.

For me, The Grapes of Wrath is one that I most identify with. It's not the characters so much as it is the setting and time period. My grandfather lived through the great depression and was part of the generation that got to live through that and two world wars. We would have car rides where...

Just picked up a 1942 printed version of The Death of the Moth and other Essays. Evening over Sussex is an early favorite of mine so far. This is definitely not a series of essays to fly through. Minor works, but rich ones.

The banana.....a great way to give everyone the slip.....

Thanks Brent, somehow it's working. I utilize a macbook pro and it can be touchy sometimes. All Good. :)

The Spanish Civil War....in a coffee house with all factions......that would be cool.