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I haven't been reading much lately - been so busy watching BB - falling into a cultural wilderness

I know what you mean Milly, but it's good to gorge out (George out!) on junk food TV. That's why I like football so much, it's a great, harmless emotional release that requires no intellectual input. Big Brother is the same. As any of my posts will testify!

I've been reading:

Learning Humility, for Geniuses by Ivor Hugh Gee-go.
(The man makes some good points, but I think I could have done a better job.)

Why do forum friends fall out? by Chris Nand-Maykup.
(I am thinking of buying a few copies and sending them to several forum members here, all of whom I love, but who seem to have forgotten they should love each other, as they once did too. )

Alan have you read 'Arrogance for Beginners' by P.S Take or 'Patronage and Patronising' by Phil O Shyte?

No! Will you lend me your copies?

Where's that bloody 'Muddlemuch' appreciation essay, eh?

What's wrong, can't you read Cliff's notes over his shoulder? Is his handwriting so bad?

The problem with Cliff is that We don't talk anymore, becaue he is always going on a summer holiday with some woman called Carrie who he says is a Living Doll but I know is a devil woman just trying to snare a bachelor boy. *of now to boil my head, for admitting to knowing so many naff songs

Oh and I will do the essay when I have finished my current one, which I am really stuck on, it is titled 'AlanLapin, the man behind the myth' subtitled 'Smut and it's origins'

Starting Angels and Demons by Dan Brown, I've been told it's just as exciting as Digital Fortress, so can't wait!

I will be taking 'Love in the Time of Cholera' on holiday next week.

ooh that's one I want to read. I think it may be ellies favourite. I'm sure I read that somewhere. Have a great holiday CC

Cheers madears

Hope it is good cos I'll have a lot of time on my hands like the kids are having fun

take a couple as back up then. If you're not flying you dont have to worry about weight

Oh CC that is my favourite book of all time, but I would warn you, it is a real love it or hate it book. If you like magic realism you will love it. I read his autobiography and Love in the Time of Chlorera mirrors a lot of his own experiences, some of them a bit on the dodgy side.

I am reading 'I'll go to bed at noon' by Gerard Woodward.

Not sure what magic realism is but I hope i like it.

Might take Da Vinci Code as still haven't read that either

Silly CC, "magic realism" was like when Paul Daniels was on the "Farm"











I'll get me coat

Rincey.



Cc it is an amalgam of two contrasting elements in the narrative. It shows events and people's actions as on one hand being pretty straightforward and on the other hand as mystical or unreal.