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Sunday Check In - Where are you? - 2018
I'm in the Oubliette which is the left over Mars inside a transportable device. I think. Your guess is as good as mine.
Rusalka wrote: "I was 99% teasing. Particularly as I remembered that you are on audiobooks. I'm a bit word focused when I listen, like sometim..."We all know you make correct-aussie-talking your mission, Rusalka. ;)
Rusalka wrote: "Margo wrote: "Whoops - I'm just an innocent audiobook listener :-0) "I was 99% teasing. Particularly as I remembered that you are on audiobooks. I'm a bit word focused when I listen, like sometim..."
Well, on St Patricks day the irish prime minister goes to the White House to give American President a bowl of shamrock. The Pres than almost always tries to call him call him by Irish title "Teachact" - never get tired of listening to that pronunciation ;-p
Peggy wrote: "Like basically eveey Sunday in 2018, I'm in Urithiru."LOL It's a long one - even without interruptions ;-)
Peggy wrote: "You're right about that! Are you still reading it?"I got about 1/3 through and realized I was getting bogged down so I put it aside. I read the first 2 in fairly quick succession last year and - yes - there is such a thing as too much of a good thing!!
Are you enjoying it?
Margo, I'm about half way through now. It seems a bit slower than the others and because I always read it together with another book, I don't feel as into it as with the other two books. I'm worried though that if I put it aside I'll never get back to it.
Now that the toppler is over, I am back in Atlanta. I am trying to navigate the politics between different supernatural groups while solving a murder. This is the book I started for the twin reading challenge.
Ok I think i am trapped forever in Nazi Occupied France. I got all my hold at once. The one with that need to go back first is set in France.I seem to be trapped. Good thing i like this type of story
lol
Peggy wrote: "Like basically eveey Sunday in 2018, I'm in Urithiru."I was there for a long time as well. And I actually miss it a bit now that I gone.
Esther wrote: "Peggy wrote: "Like basically eveey Sunday in 2018, I'm in Urithiru."I was there for a long time as well. And I actually miss it a bit now that I gone."
And unless you reread, it will be a pretty long time before you can go back.
Peggy wrote: "Esther wrote: "Peggy wrote: "Like basically eveey Sunday in 2018, I'm in Urithiru."I was there for a long time as well. And I actually miss it a bit now that I gone."
And unless you reread, it w..."
yes. Fortunately I still have plenty of Sanderson left to read,.
Margo wrote: "Well, on St Patricks day the irish prime minister goes to the White House to give American President a bowl of shamrock. The Pres than almost always tries to call him call him by Irish title "Teachact" - never get tired of listening to that pronunciation ;-p."That actually sounds hilarious.
Most of the day my ears were first in Japan, then in China and lastly in Russia with Temeraire. The Russian battle with Napoleon, his troops and dragons was exciting and terrible.
I'm in a few places: an enchanted castle in a medieval Ireland, getting tangled up in a witch hunt in Essex in the year 1645 and in the land of Faerie where I am trying to avoid a cruel prince and his friends.
Peggy wrote: "I'm mostly in Kholinar today."Lol - I had to google it to make sure - still the same book hehe
1233 large pages with small print. Too heavy to take with me on the train every day, so I can only read it in the evening and weekend. Still have about 500 pages to go, so finally it starts to seem a bit manageable!
Peggy wrote: "1233 large pages with small print. Too heavy to take with me on the train every day, so I can only read it in the evening and weekend. Still have about 500 pages to go, so finally it starts to se..."
you will get there!!!!!!
Last night I finally arrived to San Antonio, TX, after a long 6 weeks trip by wagon from the Wichita Falls, in the Civil War aftermath.I am not sure where to go now.
Diane-OP wrote: "Hawaii - before it was discovered"I had to go peek at your profile because I thought that sounded very much like Hawaii. I bought that book the first time I was in Hawaii. I really enjoyed it.
Even though I should be studying (please don't tell on me), I am on the last stretch of road leading back to Bag-End, Underhill, Hobbiton, and a lovely adventure it has been :)
Lisa wrote: "I'm in a few places: an enchanted castle in a medieval Ireland, getting tangled up in a witch hunt in Essex in the year 1645 and in the land of Faerie where I am trying to avoid a cruel prince and ..."Sounds good!
Rusalka wrote: "Welcome to YLTO, Elizabeth!"Thanks, Rusalka! Looking forward to some interesting reads with the group'
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I was 99% teasing. Particularly as I remembered that you are on audiobooks. I'm a bit word focused when I listen, like sometimes visualise words. So in case you are that way inclined, just helping.
It is funny what things just look very wrong you can't leave alone though. This was one of those. I'd seriously be interested in what cultural things/mistakes yourself or others have to correct and can't let pass.