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New list: Reading Now...

I added a new list to this site today, "Reading Now..." Look for it at the lower left.
Very cool how typepad does it -- I just go to the Amazon page for the book, copy its ID # from the address bar and paste it in, and presto a picture of the book pops up. Clicking on the pic will take you directly to the Amazon page to buy it, read more about it, reviews, etc.
Slick.

The best part is, The Happy Wife and I are reading it aloud to each other. We haven't done that in 8 years -- not since Rochelle was born. It is very, very nice to do that. I highly recommend it.

The book is good, too. Very interesting background information about some old Christian and Pagan history.

January 31, 2004 in Books |

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