Swordsmen and a good book

[_Blixa]

Something happened... Between high school and all those years until now, she has gone from the arts of Jerry Garcia and Harold and Maude to this kitsch. What a loss...

That is quite sad.

by the way someday you should read the original script of Harold and Maude, as well as the background about making it. And then you need to tackle the biographies of Ruth Gordon. What a wonder she was!

[_Blixa]

Do you ever feel like spirit swordsmen are surrounding you while you read?

Yes, I do. Especially this dude in the baker's hat. He shows up every time I open Bittman's How to Cook Everything. It's getting irritating.

The Man Who Ate Everything. Jeffery Steingarten's wife is from a Mormon background. I think that may be why he's the only person who can write sensibly on fruitcake (I believe there is actually a good Utah cuisine beyond the jello jokes and funeral potato stereotypes).

[_Morley]

The Man Who Ate Everything. Jeffery Steingarten's wife is from a Mormon background. I think that may be why he's the only person who can write sensibly on fruitcake (I believe there is actually a good Utah cuisine beyond the jello jokes and funeral potato stereotypes).

Looks good. Thank you. (Amazon had it used for $4.)

[_Blixa]

The Man Who Ate Everything. Jeffery Steingarten's wife is from a Mormon background. I think that may be why he's the only person who can write sensibly on fruitcake (I believe there is actually a good Utah cuisine beyond the jello jokes and funeral potato stereotypes).

Looks good. Thank you. (Amazon had it used for $4.)

You reminded me that I need to read Blood, Bones & Butter: The Inadvertent Education of a Reluctant Chef.

[_Bond James Bond]

These swordsmen will protect you from looking at nude wrestling videos and such, found on the Internet.

In other words, they're the ones who made my router die.