Also, I read a fic the other day which totally made me think that the writer had been reading Lois McMasters Bujold. But in a good way - and subtle enough that I may be mistaken. I don't think I'd have seen it if I hadn't just read it, myself.
Lucinda Williams CD has arrived, woohoo! It is lovely (so far, I like it a lot more than West - particularly the song Honey Bee *hearts her accent*). But Sapphire and Steel, allegedly dispatched at the same time, hasn't turned up yet. Has it disappeared en route? Where are my medium atomic weight agents? Okay, it said 3-5 days delivery, so it's not technically late yet... but still.
Um... more of this inane drivel later, when I think of it.
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I am reading Memory at the moment. About 120 pages into it so far. Next stop the Miles in Love bindup.
I'm staggered it's only this year I've found out about these books.
Me too! I mean, between us, you'd think we'd have come across it years ago. Particularly you.
Memory was excellent - I finally sneaked a few minutes and finished it (I was literally about ten pages from the end). I have A Civil Campaign with me, to start today. Okay, it's not the next in the series, but I've rarely read things in order, anyhow. But when you're done with your Miles In Love...? *flutters eyelashes at you*
(I think I will likely buy them all, at some point, though.)
A isn't going to be pleased. He thinks I should sleep, so I can do things like get up in the morning. Pah. :)
...If only I didn't have to work, it wouldn't be a problem. :)
Well, I've done that with TV, too... In fact, that was pretty much how I watched my first few seasons of Stargate. :)
I think there should be a job for people addicted to good stories that doesn't penalize them for ending up staying up half the night because of one. Ah, to live in a perfect world...
think there should be a job for people addicted to good stories that doesn't penalize them for ending up staying up half the night because of one.
Bookshop owner? :) Probably not, in reality - but in my dreams...
lackeysemployees to handle the whole opening-of-the-store business...Anyhow, there is always your
lackeysemployees option...**WARNING**
I *think* the following happened in a short story before "Memory", but I could be wrong, and I don't want to spoil you - unless you want to be spoiled.
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...she was my favourite author for a time, after reading "Shards of Honor", "Barrayar" and "Young Miles". I gradually lost interest in the series, though, right around the time Miles was cheating on Ellie Quinn w/ Taura. I'm just funny about fidelity that way. I did read a bit later where he finally got married and seemed happy, but I think I missed some stuff along the way and perhaps after.
Meh. I still like the beginning books quite a bit, though.
I need to read the bits where he and Ellie get together, really, because I don't have much of a feel for their relationship.
Whatever. All cheating seems to be about justification for the cheater. It's funny, because often that's pretty much my ONE hot button issue when reading fiction, and it's amazing that *so many* characters are unable doing that one thing. *sigh*
Oh, btw...I'm thinking about a couple of months from now, and I've decided to volunteer at the Hillingdon RSPCA during the daytime when Paul's at work. However, if you've got any time off on December 26, 29, 30, 31, or January 2nd, I could certainly take a trip out to Oxford, if you're still interested. There's a bus that apparently goes right out there, and stops in Uxbridge. I don't know what your schedule's like, though. You might end up working those same days that I'd be available b/c Paul's at work, lol.
But just let me know whenever...then I'll fill out my volunteer application and send it in.
:)
-sil
(And I went all the way back to Victoria and caught the damn bus to Oxford, and about 45mins into the journey it passed through Uxbridge - I hadn't noticed on the way in. Dammit.)
And cool. Wanna shoot for the 29th, then? That's right in the middle of the two holidays so hopefully it wouldn't be inconveniencing you, and that way I can just leave that one day off of my volunteer application. And if it doesn't work out for some reason, I'm sure I can go ride the tube all day or something, instead. *g*
What Pratchett are you reading? Is it the latest? I have that, but haven't started it yet.
*sees Duv in whole new light*