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Then I was on a quest to find a new book. I am sort of reading the Hitchhiker's series but I have to say I'm not that into them. I definitely couldn't read them all back to back. I've finished two (of five) and may even abandon the series altogether. Matt says this is sacrilege and I say Douglas Adams is mildly funny. Anyway, Matt is drowning in books (and even got a cool Bestiary reprint the other day at the Wee Book Inn) so I get to choose. I bought two- The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin and Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach. The former was a book club choice from my book club in Korea that I desperately wanted to attend but we were leaving. Maybe I should just read everything they choose from now on even if I'm not in the club now. The other one just looked interesting and it's the one I've started and I am loving it. So far it's really funny and informative.
We decided against watching a movie in the theatre and instead bought ice cream and rented a movie. We watched Blindness and I thought it was pretty decent. Then it was time to turn in for the night so I could get a good sleep before my job interview (which I think went well- it was 75 minutes long, that's a good sign, right?).
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That looks like an actual restaurant! Is there a Vietnamese place in WEM now??? Wooooo!!!!
I think your book club in Korea sounded pretty awesome. Sounds like their selections are really good.
Well, it`s a noodle place. Nothing too fancy but it was yummy!
My Korean book club WAS awesome. I miss them so much!!!!!!!!!! The book selection was great and they were interesting, fabulous people who I wanted to hang out with all the time!
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