Huffy Flounce

I recently bought "Zucked", by Roger McNamee, one of the early founders of Facebook who is now a strong vocal critic.

I figure, one way to take your mind off of one catastrophe is to submerge yourself in another.

I'm reading The Great Train Robbery. Enjoying it too. As a kid, Crichton was my favorite. I thought I was so smart reading him, ha. He does have a way of transporting me ot whatever time period or explaining tough science to the layperson.

I read "Roadwork" by Stephen King. It was only of the four Bachmann Books that I had not yet read.

It's the story of a man who does not want to move from his house, but has to because the city is building a road through the area where his house is.

I thought it was great. It was captivating, and it provided seven or eight hours of immersive reading.