Weekend reading roundup

[nanila]

How did your weekend reading go? If you planned on anything specifically, did you read it? (Reminder link to intended weekend reading post)

Comments

[azurelunatic]

I have been reading through some of the early months of Alternity with great delight.

I have also been toting around The Martian in my bag, but haven't got around to it yet.

[nanila]

Alternity looks like a joy! But also a time sink. Mustn't.

[weaverbird]

My ev0l fic-finding plan didn't pan out, but I did some interesting reading on how to wrap things with furoshiki cloth.

[alexseanchai]

*googles 'furoshiki'* Sounds like intriguing subject matter!

[weaverbird]

It really is!

[nanila]

Leveling up your gift-wrapping skills. Nice!

[weaverbird]

Yep! My only nephew is getting married this weekend and I wove a bunch of kitchen textiles for their gift (towels, place mats, napkins, pot-holders), plus beadwoven napkin rings to match. Ordinary wrapping paper just wouldn't do. *g*

[whereisirisnow]

I have indeed made steady progress on Wuthering Heights! I am now almost halfway through :)

[nanila]

Wahey, congratulations!

[nonethefewer]

I read emails, source code for Flash games so's I could update wikis, and Star Trek. Also work email, since we have a new person starting today and I wanted to be prepared.

[nanila]

Fun reading and responsible reading, well done. :)

[alexseanchai]

On closer reading of the instructions for setup of home Internet—this time with all the boxes actually open, and with attention paid to what all the labels said—the setup was actually less confusing than I thought. My home Internet works now!

Back to reading the things I scribbled (or am still scribbling, because I'm still not done packing!) on the sides of boxes.

[nanila]

Good luck with the move.

[alexseanchai]

Thanks

[dhampyresa]

Lots of vowels and consonants. About a page of Trickster. I did translate a poem from french to English.

[nanila]

Very powerful imagery in that poem. Thank you for sharing.

[dhampyresa]

You're welcome!