This afternoon was going to be the ROLT February event. We were going to read science fiction. But what with the weather only two people showed up: me and a new member called Kayla. (Jane, who's usually reliable, sent me an apologetic email, which is more than any of the other no-shows did.)
I read for Kayla an E.B. White story called "The Hour of Letdown," about a guy taking a computer into a bar. It came from a collection THE WORLD'S BEST SHORT SHORT STORIES, which are all three to six pages long, convenient for reading here. I only had one thing to read anyway.
I thought the event would give me enough for a whole post, but I'll have to think of something more to write about. The last few days I've got into a pattern where I look at a DVD early in the evening, then I get sleepy enough to go to bed at eight or nine. Then I sleep for a few hours and wake up toward midnight. Then I go on the computer for a few hours before going back to bed. I read things like the online version of the British newspaper THE GUARDIAN and the King Features Syndicate comics at dailyink.com . The new day's comics become available just after one in the morning.
I must say, I think I'm getting good at blogging. (If I'm wrong, please tell me.) I've managed to think of enough subjects to keep going every day, though I imagine I have repeated myself on occasion. And I've shown a wide range of interests too.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
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