Plan C 02/24/2008
 

Spent the morning at the doctor yesterday, thinking I had strep throat but he said, "I'm not worried about your throat but you do have a sinus infection."  I told him I'd been fighting one off for a few weeks and he thought that was pretty amusing.  Apparently, I've just flat had a low-grade sinus infection for a few weeks.  Silly me.

At any rate, count on a few down days of intermittent blogging as I try to kick this in the patootie.  At least it's a low grade infection.  I'm not changing or cancelling big plans (visits with friends or a golf game tomorrow) but I am taking two weeks of anti-biotics and trying to get lots of rest and fluids.

The good news is my down time yesterday allowed me to plow through most of the latest Goodkind novel, Confessor.  It's better than the last two or three have been.  Less preachy.  More action.  And I am looking forward to how he ties up all the loose ends.

What are you reading these days?

 


Comments

Hal

Sun, 24 Feb 2008 12:33:48

Your blog.

 

Hal

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 11:37:59

In all seriousness, I just finished a novel called "A Tenured Professor" written by a well known economist (John Kenneth Galbraith). I enjoyed it very much and highly recommend it.

 

Erik

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 15:08:09

What am I reading...

1) The Economist (every week, I'm an addict)
2) Jumper and Wildside, sci-fi books by Steve Gould
3) Codependent No More, 2nd pass, Melody Beattie
4) The God Delusion, Richard Dawkins
5) Just finished Fleet of Worlds by Larry Niven

 

Laura

Thu, 28 Feb 2008 12:33:06

Nice to be read, Hal! <gg> The novel sounds interesting...what's the plotline for "A Tenured Professor?"

 

Laura

Thu, 28 Feb 2008 12:41:35

Hey Erik,

I read the Economist mostly on plane trips...but Dan's Dad gets it every week.

I thought I'd read "Jumper" but don't remember it being by Gould. Hmmm. Maybe there was a similar premise in another novel.

Dan's looking for good sci-fi these days.

 



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