Tag: Reading
The Last Question; A Short Review
A short review of Isaac Asimov's The Last Question: the story that has lived rent free in my head for years.
Me too rat! 🐀
Not gonna lie, I think it would be very fun to get a variety of paintbrushes and masturbate with them! And for science, I would need to know if a No.4 camel-hair paintbrush would also make me emit a series of subsonic squeaks!
I'm Clearly Germaine... 📖
I've been working on checking off books that have been on my to-be-read list for years. Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller is being a seriously challenging read - not as bad as Fanny Hill but still pretty hard! This paragraph had me laughing out loud and I literally had to read it out loud to The Boyfriend so someone could laugh with me. I also very much enjoyed when he was describing the prostitute Germaine and felt like if I were a 1930s prostitute, I'd be just like her - in the words of a moder...
Ghost 6.0 Ships with ActivityPub Support
Ghost, the popular open source competitor to WordPress and Substack, offers a new release with ActivityPub support.
Macbeth (1623, 2025)
Reading Macbeth, and then seeing Macbeth. This isn't a theatre, I'm allowed to call it Macbeth.
Now: 3 - 9 March 2025
Confronting my own dumbness, and also confronting my susceptibility to the Algorithm.
Now: 6 - 12 January 2025
Our one Cold Week of the year saw me finishing my book and watching too much YouTube. At least I'm running consistently again.
Now
A visit to a bothy, listening to heavy music, finishing a tv series, a 5k PR, housework.
Norwegian literature
I'm going to read some Norwegian books!
Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad
A book report on a short horror story for Halloween.
The Diary of Samuel Pepys
Started reading the Diary of Samuel Pepys, one day at at time.