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This post has been gathering dust as a draft for seven months now. It looks like now is a good time to dust it off and finish it, it may go some small way to explain some of the back-story … Continue reading
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Withering Heath
No, it’s not a paragraph about The Hobbit. It’s about one of my favorite literary characters to hate, Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights. I read Wuthering Heights two or three years ago. Many of my friends had read it back in High School. … Continue reading
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Ewa Kupiec Online
My favorite concer pianist now has a home on the web! Click here for Ewa Kupiec’s home page! My wife and I got to see her perform George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue in Mainz, Germany. It was a fantastic … Continue reading
Random Wonder of the Day
I keep checking in with Amazon.com every month or so, always with the same result. Cheers season 9 hasn’t been released yet. How much longer must I wait!?
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Life’s Been Good
This evening was one of those rare ones. It was a long but decently productive day at a day of work after a long week of a lot of work. I was a little tired, but not too tired. … Continue reading
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Great Song
I first viewed this website a couple years ago. Things like this always choke me up. It’s a little more poignant now that I’ve lost friends in the war. I wish I had the time to develop the … Continue reading
Posted in "Downrange", Arts, Music
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Verily and Forsooth
After piecing together a patchwork of time spanning about a year, I finally finished reading Cervantes’ masterpiece Don Quixote. I found it lively and quite entertaining, and wish I’d had time to read it all at a stretch. … Continue reading
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A Movie for the Birds
I took a break from studying today and watched Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 The Birds. If I were you, I’d wait for the book. Then leave the book at the library. The only thing about the movie I … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Films
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A Rip in Heaven
I took a little time to read A Rip in Heaven, by Jeanine Cummins. Jeanine did a wonderful job relating the story of her family as they dealt with the assault and murder of her two cousins, Julie and … Continue reading
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Crime and Punishment
I finished reading Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment. The villain went to jail, did his time, and married the woman who waited for him. Did Raskolnikov think he had a Napoleon complex? Next up: Real Estate Investing … Continue reading
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