My nephew’s philosophy
My brother’s oldest son, Stuart, was asked by his teacher what he liked about school. He answered, “It’s not about what I like, it’s what I have to get used to.”
My brother’s oldest son, Stuart, was asked by his teacher what he liked about school. He answered, “It’s not about what I like, it’s what I have to get used to.”
Here’s what the local newspaper’s horoscope had to say for those lucky enough to be born today, whether this year or earlier: During the next four weeks you need to keep a low profile and not take any gambles with your career or money. The stars are not dire, but your timing could be off. [...]
Stevereads tackles the history of the first Star Trek books, which were collections of stories from the original series. I well remember being mesmerized by the covers and the thrill of reliving this series, whenever I liked, in book form. (Man, I’d have loved Wild Wild West novelizations too!) (interesting that those two shows were [...]
Steve reviews Robert Graves’ The Anger of Achilles, and finds more ways to say that Graves is one can short of a six-pack than I could imagine. Bookshelf Porn: “A collection of all the best bookshelf photos for people who *heart* bookshelves.” The illustrated guide to a PhD. Check out the other articles on his [...]