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LFL - and inappropriate giggling
For those following the Little Free Library saga, the second shelf held up to the snap storms we had last night. *And* the audiobook of White Fang/Call of the Wild had magically turned into audiobooks of Little Bee and Twenties Girl. (I snapped up that latter, being fond of that particular book.)
I also met one of my neighbors having a look inside it this morning as I headed out to work.
Speaking of work, I've been listening to Edward Herrmann reading McCullough's John Adams while I work, or trying to listen at least. The first problem is that it's abridged, and abridged books are an abomination unto Nuggan. The second problem is that I just hit a long section of quotes from Abigail Adams' letters where she's bitching at great length... about how hard it is to get pins.
Fans of 1776 will know why I started giggling.
I also met one of my neighbors having a look inside it this morning as I headed out to work.
Speaking of work, I've been listening to Edward Herrmann reading McCullough's John Adams while I work, or trying to listen at least. The first problem is that it's abridged, and abridged books are an abomination unto Nuggan. The second problem is that I just hit a long section of quotes from Abigail Adams' letters where she's bitching at great length... about how hard it is to get pins.
Fans of 1776 will know why I started giggling.
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