Sicilian history

Right now I'm reading John Julius Norwich's Sicily:  An Island at the Crossroads of History for next month's History Meetup.  I'm still in the ancient period, but it's pretty fascinating. (I'm also rereading The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz for my book club.)

Saturday John P. and I finally saw The Woman King at the Yonge & Dundas.  It was long but intelligent.

At the memoir group today we did something different:  we all chose a photo of ourselves and discussed it!  Everyone emailed me a scan of their photo and I combined them in a single document and shared it with the others. (I talked about the photo of me in the Cavalleria Rusticana chorus.)

Not much to talk about these days...