- F.lux: software to make your life better
curious to see how this works.
- Gummy Dune | The Mary Sue
Gummi sand worm? Yes!
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Twitter Digest for 2011-04-30
- Making skillet lasagna – a new-to-me cooks illus recipe – & listening to npr. #relaxing #
- @olyhillary abt 7lbs iirc & always been dainty. Our biggest is 15, all muscle. 🙂 in reply to olyhillary #
- @olyhillary she's also a tiny kitty. 🙂 in reply to olyhillary #
- Sasha is doing quite well, glaucoma all gone! Whew. (No more eyedrops!) #
- Waiting for the vet… (@ Helthy Pets Animal Hospital) [pic]: http://4sq.com/il0SeV #
- @geekandahalf "The Master Switch" (Wu) was really good, as was "Nothing to Envy" (Demick), also finally read The Hobbit this week. in reply to geekandahalf #
- @rogue_3 it's hard to type with fingers in the ears. 🙂 in reply to rogue_3 #
- Really, really, really wish I hadn't forgotten my headphones. #
- @olybuzz @OlympiaCoffee cute mug! Love that it's a smaller one; does it have a lid? in reply to olybuzz #
- @rogue_3 maybe…still feeling kinda reclusive. but thanks. 🙂 in reply to rogue_3 #
- @rogue_3 maybe…still feeling kinda reclusive. but thanks. 🙂 in reply to rogue_3 #
- forgot my headphones in the pocket of my other coat. damn. #
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City Without End (Entire and the Rose, #3)
author: Kay Kenyon
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.92
book published: 1997
rating: 4
read at: 2011/04/21
date added: 2015/01/20
shelves: fiction, sci-fi
review:
This story continues along in its convoluted way, and I can’t put it down. Lots of big crazy stuff happens in this one, but she manages to hold together a big cast of characters while keeping their personalities clear and distinct.
City Without End (Entire and the Rose, #3)
author: Kay Kenyon
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.81
book published: 2009
rating: 4
read at: 2011/04/21
date added: 2011/04/29
shelves: fiction, sci-fi
review:
This story continues along in its convoluted way, and I can’t put it down. Lots of big crazy stuff happens in this one, but she manages to hold together a big cast of characters while keeping their personalities clear and distinct.
A World Too Near (Entire and the Rose, #2)
author: Kay Kenyon
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.89
book published: 1997
rating: 4
read at: 2011/04/18
date added: 2015/01/20
shelves: fiction, sci-fi
review:
The story keeps building! Really enjoyed it.
A World Too Near (Entire and the Rose, #2)
author: Kay Kenyon
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.80
book published: 2008
rating: 4
read at: 2011/04/18
date added: 2011/04/29
shelves: fiction, sci-fi
review:
The story keeps building! Really enjoyed it.
The Urban Homestead: Your Guide to Self-sufficient Living in the Heart of the City (Process Self-Reliance Series)
author: Kelly Coyne
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.97
book published: 2008
rating: 3
read at: 2011/04/01
date added: 2011/04/29
shelves: environmentalism, gardening, home-improvement, non-fiction, didnt-finish, urban-studies
review:
The Urban Homestead: Your Guide to Self-sufficient Living in the Heart of the City (Process Self-Reliance Series)
author: Kelly Coyne
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.99
book published: 2008
rating: 3
read at: 2011/04/01
date added: 2011/04/29
shelves: environmentalism, gardening, home-improvement, non-fiction, didnt-finish, urban-studies
review:
The Urban Homestead: Your Guide to Self-sufficient Living in the Heart of the City (Process Self-Reliance Series)
author: Kelly Coyne
name: Elaine
average rating: 4.08
book published: 2008
rating: 3
read at: 2011/04/01
date added: 2011/04/29
shelves: environmentalism, gardening, home-improvement, non-fiction, didnt-finish, wishlist, urban-studies
review:
This Book Is Overdue!: How Librarians and Cybrarians Can Save Us All
author: Marilyn Johnson
name: Elaine
average rating: 3.44
book published: 2010
rating: 2
read at: 2011/04/04
date added: 2011/04/29
shelves: non-fiction, didnt-finish
review:
I started this during a bout of insomnia, which may have a little bit to do with why it didn’t really click for me. And of course now I can’t remember the particular things that I didn’t like. But it just seemed really superficial somehow, with the curious exception of the chapter about the librarians who sued over the Patriot Act.