Due to lack of interest. If anyone is still interested (I'm looking at you ldyjadin) we can set up times to watch them separately. I'm still free Friday night.

Clicking random journal takes me to Russian bloggers. Interesting.

I have quite a few new readers - welcome! Very quick background on my family: Henry has just turned three, and Edward is almost two. They're 13 months apart, but Edward weighs a pound or two more than Henry. Henry is adventurous and very THREE, and Edward is more cautious, but determined and stubborn.

Henry and Edward continue to fight with each other. That part is not news. It will never be news. It will be news if they stop.

I put Henry in the corner a couple of times last night, with Edward in the room. A few minutes later I heard Edward firmly say "Get BACK corner, Henry."

To my utter surprise, Henry went into the corner. He gave me an imploring look, and whined, "Edward TOLD me to go to the corner."

*blink* *blinK*

Um.

Ok.

I had NO idea what to do. Mostly, I just wanted to laugh. I mostly suppressed it.

At a loss of knowing exactly what lesson I wanted taught, I just said, "Edward, tell Henry he can count to ten." (what you have to do to leave the corner in our house)

Henry counted. I said "Edward, tell Henry he can come out now."

Henry came out. How can something be so hilarious and so surreal at the same time?

I just got a Community Borrower's access to Miami's libraries, $25 a year.  I think it's total highway robbery, being an alum and former employee, as well as mom working there for almost 30 years, but whatever.  I was wondering if there was an option to save your searches so you could see your list without having to re-find them, and mom pointed out one option.  It's free for Uni affiliates, but if you're not hooked to the university in some manner, they want $100/year.  For a stinkin' notepad list!  So, I'm just going to keep my list here, since I can access it from anywhere.

TOTAL highway robbery.

Anyway, here's my first list.

Essame: The battle for Europe, 1918
Langer: Gas and flame in World War I
Berry: Make the Kaiser dance
Macdonald: 1915, the death of innocence
Aldrich: a hilltop on the Marne
Aldrich: on the edge of the war zone
Holmes: a Yankee in the trenches

Greetings giliako  Please introduce yourself.  Comments screened.

Thanks!