Fittings
Hell yes new In N Out
Books I've Read: The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet
Erin got this for me. It starts out promising but ends suddenly and leaves a lot of my questions unanswered. Reading it was worth it for several very good parts, but it could have been more.
I think Aaron would like this book (or parts of it).
Books I've Read: The Dervish House
Pre-ordered this like six months ahead of time for some reason -- probably an article on <a href="http://www.io9.com/" rel="nofollow">io9</a>. When it shipped, I couldn't remember why I got it. Near-future sci-fi is always difficult to do, but this book manages it, largely by dropping the sci-fi. There's several really, really good ideas in the book that go completely unexplored, at the expense of deep character development. The biggest character is the city of Istanbul itself, which I was totally unfamiliar with going in except for what I learned from TMBG.
Another unsatisfying, sudden ending left the whole thing as a mixed bag.
WHAT
107? Really?
Kind of a Smile
Books I've Read: The Ware Tetralogy
Read it because it's now available <a href="http://www.rudyrucker.com/wares/" rel="nofollow">for free</a>. The first one was great, the second one was ok, the third was terrible, and the fourth was better but felt lazy.
I am large, I contain multitudes (also drinks)
Amy!
Love the glasses.
Stewart has been working out
Märt
Jono
Myles
Justin
Pat
Daniel
Stewart
Cal
Paul
(sigh)
Bryna
Serguei
Brent
(aka kukubee)
Fernando
Steven
Eric
Scott
Goodnight
Evan and Grandpa
Evan and Risa
Connor and Grandpa Baseball
