I've not delved deeply into this one yet, but it promises to be richly rewarding. Especially if you've a passing
familiarity with the play. It's Hamlet via Zork. Or vice versa. Great fun in any event!
Is anyone else reading The DaVinci Code? I know it's the trendy book du jour, and I would ordinarily wait for the paperback or the library, but I actually
went out and bought it in hardcover today. I'm a huge fan of mysteries and thrillers and I hope that I won't be disappointed,
but this book apparently transcends either of those genres (this said without my having read a single word). The lure
for me, in this case, is the theological implications. Admittedly, this is a work of the purest fiction, or so the author
says. But it has generated a tremendous amount of interest amongst church groups. Our church – and we're certainly not the
first – is sponsoring a discussion group centering on the book. And apart from everything else, that piques my interest. I
plan to participate, by the way, if I can read fast enough.
So, let me know what you think, if you've read it. Or even if you haven't and have an opinion.
Well, folks, the results are in and I believe I have once again claimed the coveted "Most Likely to Vapidly Discuss"
award this past January. Please hold your applause, I'm doing just fine on my own.
Heck, sometimes I'm discussing even before the discussion's begun! Man, you've got to admire that work ethic!
The dated links above are to previous week's posts. Take a look if you haven't been following along.
And just for the record, all words and pictures, except as noted, are mine and mine alone. I take full responsibility
for them (unless, of course, legal action is threatened).
Willie, here, is both the mascot and the arbiter of good taste for this site... So, as you might
expect, people will be offended. My apologies.
"There's nary an animal alive that can outrun a greased Scotsman!"
