Boston Teran, God Is a Bullet
T. Jefferson Parker, The Blue Hour
T. Jefferson Parker, The Blue Hour
Stephen King, Under the Dome
King, Duma Key
King, The Dead Zone
Michael Chabon, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay
Dan Simmons, The Terror
Stephen King & Peter Straub, The Talisman
Don DeLillo, Point Omega
Flannery O'Connor, Wise Blood
I've left some out, and I'm not even going to try recalling which movies I've seen (aside from Captain America--twice, no less!). It has felt great to read such large books again, and especially with such intensity: it reminded me of my younger summers. I believe in Story. I believe in the Borgesian craft. I will be getting back into more "academic" reading, and work will be keeping me quite busy, but I still have an exciting roster of novels to read from the library.
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You got married???
"Oh, let's see. What did I do today? Ate a heathy breakfast, did a small workout. Enjoyed the sunset, oh yeah, and I got married."
Congratulations.
Ha! Thanks, doc! Really.
Truth be told, it was kind of like that. Me and the lady went to Taipei on a recon mission (visa issues are a pain) and we ended up married (legally, anyway) by the end of it. We need your prayers, though. I UTTERLY CRAVE TO HONOR THE CHURCH IN MY LIFE, and our status is still not legit. :emoticon:
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