Waiting
Update: I should have pointed out this most interesting AGNI interview with the author. (Note that I needed no prompting whatsoever to add this!)
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Life Begins at Sixty-Five
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Waiting
Update: I should have pointed out this most interesting AGNI interview with the author. (Note that I needed no prompting whatsoever to add this!)
2 Comments:
This is terrible, but I can't remember if I read this book or not. I'm pretty sure I did, and that I liked it, but if so it was at least three or four years ago.
Your set-up looks heavenly-- I'm tempted to want to jump through the computer and join you. An appealing book and a cup of coffee; one of life's greatest combinations.
Dead bachelors? I'll wait for the NOVA special.
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