The Town of Odyssey

Polehaus53 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 30, 2021 2:35 pm I just finished The American President. I am now starting the book Killing Lincoln, by Bill O'Reilly.

Good book. I'm reading Killing Jesus by him right now.

A fair fight: Bart Rathbone: Bart is a slovenly mess, but he's scrappy. He'd definitely cheat too. I think I could I could use verbal attacks to help my chances. I dunno man, Chad Pearson knocked him over pretty easy. Or maybe that means Bart would still be a fair fight and Chad would mop the floor...

20210113_093546.jpg Picture with my family when we visited last month. :D Is that Dr. Watson sporting the beard? Yep, sure is! :D Quite dashing, isn't he? \:D/ No I am the one with glasses in the middle. My bad, don't know how I could've missed that :-k (Good to see you back here sir)

The Shallows: What The Internet Is Doing To Our Brains by Nicholas Carr

Album 51 wasn't a bad album.

Glenn Adams was a great character. I don't know that I'd want to meet him in real life, but on the show he was hilarious. That actor nailed it.

I've moved on to the second part, Hitler: 1936-1945 Nemesis

Catspaw wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 6:04 pm That sounds like heavy reading, Jonathan.

It is. Part 1 of a 2 part biography, 1500 pages between the two books.

On a related note, if you guys ever find yourself in the Twin Cities in MN in the autumn, go visit the Apple House in Chanhassen. You can buy apples that are being developed. They've had good stuff before.

Is this survey in the OAC?

Currently reading Hitler 1889-1936 Hubris by Ian Kershaw

Organization might be a factor as well. Too many sub-forums spreads out activity, making it seem like there is less activity, leading to less activity. Harlequin Theater is a favorite example of mine; do we really need three sub-forums in addition to the main Harlequin forum? Edit--I'm looking at th...

Memory Man by David Baldacci

I'm in the middle of reading Book 4: Rook's Ruse from the Blackgaard Chronicles. It's taken me so long to read it but I'm glad I finally got this book! There is so much background given about Regis and Edwin in it. I read about half the book in about an hour It's a short book. The background info m...

I'm reading "Of Moose and Men: Lost and Found in Alaska" by Torry Martin. Yes, Torry Martin of AIO writer fame. I bought it and started reading it years ago and somehow it got set aside for a reason I no longer remember, and I always meant to finish it but just never did. So now I am! \:D...

Laura Ingalls wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 7:46 am

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Picture with my family when we visited last month.

Is that Dr. Watson sporting the beard?

Reading the Chronicles of Narnia right now. It's probably been 15 years or more since I read the whole thing.

I have covid to thank for missing it. All that extra time is what brought me back in the first place. Glad it's back.

I am probably going to start the listen-through tonight. Currently debating on whether to start on Family Portraits even though they're non-canonical. Might listen to them seperately. When I do my listen throughs I start with the three original Focus Dramas, then Family Portraits, and then Whit's F...

Hey you guys have been amazing! Go to my website KatieLeigh.com for updates regarding the new Bonus Edition of Adventures in Oddity by me and Will Ryan. We are producing a Videobook! Lots of fun and something good to look forward to! Wasn't aware Oddity was an actual book. That just got added to th...

Catspaw wrote:There are people *cough*Jonathan*cough* who definitely have done this in the past.

And many times at that. I haven't in the last year and a half and was thinking of doing another one soon. The last time I did one it took me eight months. I recommend it, it's fun hearing the progression.