१३ जुलै, २००७

Usually, it's a large cappucino and a laptop.

Caféscape

Sometimes, it's a small espresso and a book

११ टिप्पण्या:

Simon म्हणाले...

Hey, you're reading JCG's book. :)

Ann Althouse म्हणाले...

I read it off and on from time to time....

Simon म्हणाले...

I flew through it. Some books - this one and The Right Nation by Micklethwait & Wooldridge are the two that jump immediately to mind - that I went through them very quickly, and I'm not a fast reader by any means (I seem to remember a discussion here a couple of years ago about reading and running through each word in one's head). Apparently Jeff Toobin from the New Yorker is writing a similarly-themed book, too, that should be fun.

Ron म्हणाले...

Even though it's still light out, I'd like to think you've got sexy liaison planned out for your evening, and here you are waiting for it...

adds mystery to the blog!

Simon म्हणाले...

Ron - well the eye doctor theory has to be tested, I suppose. ;)

Ruth Anne Adams म्हणाले...

Ron wrote: "I'd like to think you've got sexy liaison planned out
..."


Why else would she be planning on returning to Madison every month for the academic year she's in Brooklyn?

Absence does not make the heart grow fonder...and our Blogstress knows that.

[/ Maxine off]

Ron म्हणाले...

Excellent work, Ruth Anne!

Maybe the flights back and forth will feature posts of the "Men! Hrumph!" or "Sigh...Men." type! I leave it to the Ann Althouse Augerists to provide the interpretive palaver...

hdhouse म्हणाले...
ही टिप्पणी लेखकाना हलविली आहे.
hdhouse म्हणाले...

Isn't a good book the original laptop?

jp म्हणाले...

Because the picture is leaning to the left, I recommend a cup of good old "Joe" to straighten you out.

Simon म्हणाले...

JP - if you're leaning to the left, I reccomend a five minute conversation with Newt Gingrich to straighten you out. ;)

(Or a nice evening in with a glass of wine and a collection of Burke and Oakeshott essays.)