It’s satisfying, isn’t it, when a book you read leads the way to others — where one opens your eyes to another topic, another author or another passion and off you go. I’m happy to report that the joy of discovery is still alive and well in the mind of this 50-plus reader.
A few months …
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In the Chapter House
We think one hemina of wine a day is sufficient for each brother. But if the circumstances of the place, or the work, or the summer’s heat should require more, let that depend on the judgment of the Superior, who must above all things see to it that excess or drunkenness do not creep in.
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Murmurs
- David Morton on Top Ten Films About the Middle Ages (Part Two)
- David Morton on Top Ten Films About the Middle Ages (Part Two)
- Maximillian on Top Ten Films About the Middle Ages (Part Two)
- lizzy on Food in the Middle Ages: Eight Things You Probably Didn’t Know
- Alexis on Using Google Earth to Imagine Medieval Times
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Tweets
- Totally enjoying my new Kindle 2, and, with Calibre to aggregate sources like NY Review of Books, is a great distraction to writing today. 2010/02/22
- Interesting article for aspiring writers and publishers - Publishing: The Revolutionary Future - NY Review of Books: http://bit.ly/cJFPkO 2010/02/22
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Archives
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- January 2009 (10)
