A couple of days ago I started reading "The Catcher In The Rye" by JD Salinger and while I know virtually everybody else has read it, and it gets four and a half stars on Amazon, the only thing I like about it so far is the cover. Published in 1945 therefore of it's time the writing is vaguely film-noir and the protagonist is just annoying. A friend of mine told me not to bother, which made me slightly more determined to read it and now I'm half way through it. I had the impression it was about a kid skipping school, but it's an older student being expelled (again) and ping ponging between being an annoyance and pretending to be an adult.
Today there ice on cars and rooves and there's fog as well so the walk into work may be a little chilly.
It's the day before the Easter weekend so I now have a four day weekend, I could definitely do that permanently.
Anyway for some reason the video for John Fogerty's "The Old Man Down The Road" from "Centrefield" came into my head because of the incredibly long guitar lead that runs through. It's an unusual way of linking a lot of disparate scenes of American.
So enjoy your Thursday and make sure you have all your Easter Eggs.
Today there ice on cars and rooves and there's fog as well so the walk into work may be a little chilly.
It's the day before the Easter weekend so I now have a four day weekend, I could definitely do that permanently.
Anyway for some reason the video for John Fogerty's "The Old Man Down The Road" from "Centrefield" came into my head because of the incredibly long guitar lead that runs through. It's an unusual way of linking a lot of disparate scenes of American.
So enjoy your Thursday and make sure you have all your Easter Eggs.
