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[ptpgrad]

Drinking very average red zinfandel...VERY AVERAGE. But it's free.

Even the Sutter Home Merlot on the plane was better, and that's saying something.

Why am I up so late. Reading is deadly for me. Just finished the Davinci Code and am now working on Angels and Demons. Gruesome, but fascinating...the symbology at least. Got it in the airport near the end of my stay and am already at pg 292 of 572. Half way done...I have wine to finish and murders to read about and analyze...I hope I can sleep tonight.

February 26 is the last day I can have alcohol, chocolate, or seafood until the end of NCRF on April 3. Crap, I need to get rehearsing....Hey Elvis of B...we need to get together again and make this thing happen...

Sleep, yeah, sleep.

Physical Therapy is going better...but I am finding other manifestations of pain that aren't quite shoulder related. My clavicle is not liking me, but it is getting better.

Work legs at the gym tomorrow...MUST work legs.

oOOOhh boy, I am rambling aren't I...ok, finish this glass of wine and read a bit THEN SLEEP...really...I will...by around 1am or so.

Oh, and Carnivale has been so effing interesting! Many things to guess and analyze. Guess that is my habit huh?

Comments

[thewhitedragon.livejournal.com]

While I think that The DaVinci Code was much better, Angels and Demons was excellent as well. There's a third book (can't recall the title at the moment) that I read of his and it was extremely well written too.

Still can't picture Tom Hanks as the main character for the movie, though...

[dawntreader]

third book, Deception Point? haven't read it yet.

anyway, i liked both of those books as well. i just finished Angels and Demons last weekend! :)

[thewhitedragon.livejournal.com]

yeah... Deception Point. Not as good, but still excellent.

[ptpgrad]

I kept picturing Bill Pulman myself, but they do mention his dark hair with greying temples.

[radiant-one.livejournal.com]

And a fourth book: Digital Fortress. This and Deception Point are non-Robert Langdon books. I much prefer Robert Langdon but these books are just as interesting!

[cozit.livejournal.com]

*g* Does this mean that the 24th would be a good evening to hit Clydes again?
(though this time I'd have to leave shortly before 11pm... I now get a student at 10:15 in the morning, so my brain has to be functioning on school/work days :-\)

[ptpgrad]

Isn't he in Argentina/Brazil this month?

[cozit.livejournal.com]

Yup... the 24th is the first one on his schedule when he gets back... convenient, hmm?