"P" for "pointless"

[fredericks]

Yesterday I came in at 9:30AM or so, went to sleep around 10:30, and roughly slept from then until 1AM this morning (at 3:30PM I got woken up by a phone call and contemplated waking up for ten minutes until common sense took hold). When you work 12-hour nights and you have two nights off you only really get one day of off time, which sucks cashews.

Heh - I have The Today Show on mute playing in the backround. I looked up just as they did a brief pull-out shot and I got a glimpse of the poor saps waiting on the line outside Nintendo World for Wiis.

I haven't read a book in at least two months. I do have the newest Dresden book on pre-order from Amazon, mainly because I'm curious as to what's going to happen to Thomas. Quite ashamed that I haven't tackled the latest Song of Ice and Fire book (! I know!). I'm not quite sure what's come over me.

Must leave the house. I feel cabin fever taking over.

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[faedrake.livejournal.com]

AFfC is mostly a segue to the next book, which I'm once again in a holding pattern for... It reminded me of ACoK, which seemed like a slower less-suspenseful laying of plot for the coming Storm of Swords that followed. My thoughts are: A Feast for Crows is worth reading, but we won't appreciate it fully until we read A Dance With Dragons.

Seeing as how he had to split it into two novels, it kinda makes sense to wait until you have both.

I bemoan the earthly physical constraints of the medium known as the printed book.

[fredericks.livejournal.com]

So I subconsciously did the proper thing by not reading? Score!

I figured there wouldn't be any major conclusions in Feast of Crows.