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Looked up a painting. I'm reading David McCullough's 1992 Brave Companions: Portraits in History. He highlights various American pioneers and the fifth one is titled Remington ( the painter Frederic Remington), famous for his paintings of the wild west. Here's one titled A Dash for the Timber:
I'm reading Lawgiver by Herman Wouk and have looked up a few terms related to orthodox Judaism - most recently, Bais Yaakov (Orthodox elementary school for girls).
Right now I'm reading Lake Success by Gary Shteyngart and the main character collects watches, so I've gone online to look at some of the watches he collects.
I read mostly british/scottish/irish police type mysteries with some other stuff sprinkled in. So I'm often googling slang on my phone. I stop and google on my phone a lot. Also liquors, foods etc. I also call up towns and areas a lot on google maps.
I read mostly british/scottish/irish police type mysteries with some other stuff sprinkled in. So I'm often googling slang on my phone. I stop and google on my phone a lot. Also liquors, foods etc. I also call up towns and areas a lot on google maps.
I just started In the Woods (Dublin Murder Squad #1). And already have 4 more of the series lined up since it's so good.
I just started In the Woods (Dublin Murder Squad #1). And already have 4 more of the series lined up since it's so good.
Very few will be as good. But there's a thread on the author, so she's known and respected.
I'm reading the latest Stuart MacBride police procedural and looked up:
sharny
shanty
harling
drystane (gorgeous!)
slainte mhath
slainte mhor
loons and quines
up-and-over door
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