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Jan. 12th, 2005 02:28 pmI'm working tomorrow! Yipee!
I spent a leisurely night rereading all the Nick Bantock books in the place, except "Egyptian Jukebox". I actually hadn't really read "Forgetting Room" and the "Museum of Purgatory". Both are quite disturbing, although I loved the all-seeing magic carpets and the lost mail sections of the museum. It was interesting rereading the Griffin & Sabine books, especially the second trilogy, now that I've been absorbing Egyptian data from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
confettiofstars for the last year or so, especially related to Djehuty and Seshat.
Ask and ye shall receive category:misplcdcanadian posted some "Big Sleep" caps on ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
cap_it, so I inquired if they'd cap the infamous bookstore scene, which they were only too happy to do.
Not me but others on flist category: AP article on new Galatica
WTF on radio category: Apparently the DC's major alternative station WHFS has turned into a Latin station.
I spent a leisurely night rereading all the Nick Bantock books in the place, except "Egyptian Jukebox". I actually hadn't really read "Forgetting Room" and the "Museum of Purgatory". Both are quite disturbing, although I loved the all-seeing magic carpets and the lost mail sections of the museum. It was interesting rereading the Griffin & Sabine books, especially the second trilogy, now that I've been absorbing Egyptian data from
confettiofstars for the last year or so, especially related to Djehuty and Seshat. Ask and ye shall receive category:
misplcdcanadian posted some "Big Sleep" caps on cap_it, so I inquired if they'd cap the infamous bookstore scene, which they were only too happy to do. Not me but others on flist category: AP article on new Galatica
WTF on radio category: Apparently the DC's major alternative station WHFS has turned into a Latin station.
