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Hi, all!!!
It's good to be able to once again converse with all you "whoveans", and other great people. Last night I took some time to read many of the posts entered for the past year or so, and was delighted to find many of the same people I used to talk with in the past.
Then I got to thinking about all the shows and books I was introduced to from this site, and the people I chatted with about many different things. I found Firefly, or Serenity, to be a great movie to see and enjoy. When I saw Jumper at the movie, I found the author had written other books, and was even sent a book of his by a friend from New Zeeland. It was Wildside, and was a little different, but when I did get into reading it, I found it very interesting.
I also like to read for the fun or excitement of it, and to be able to be drawn into the storyline, whether it is "hard" s.f., or not. So, I asked what it meant and found out. Then some time later, when my father in law passed away, I was given some of his books. One of the books was by Hal Clement, entitled, "The Best of Hal Clement," and I found it to be good reading.
So, thanks, to all you "old" hands out there. I also think I was one on the few people who stood up for Mr Jar-Jar Binks from that era as well. But there were some delightful posts on ways to do him in that I can still remember. Speaking of which, I do think I have walked down many of those roads that leads to the answer of 42 from "Hitchikers Guide". Henry
It's good to be able to once again converse with all you "whoveans", and other great people. Last night I took some time to read many of the posts entered for the past year or so, and was delighted to find many of the same people I used to talk with in the past.
Then I got to thinking about all the shows and books I was introduced to from this site, and the people I chatted with about many different things. I found Firefly, or Serenity, to be a great movie to see and enjoy. When I saw Jumper at the movie, I found the author had written other books, and was even sent a book of his by a friend from New Zeeland. It was Wildside, and was a little different, but when I did get into reading it, I found it very interesting.
I also like to read for the fun or excitement of it, and to be able to be drawn into the storyline, whether it is "hard" s.f., or not. So, I asked what it meant and found out. Then some time later, when my father in law passed away, I was given some of his books. One of the books was by Hal Clement, entitled, "The Best of Hal Clement," and I found it to be good reading.
So, thanks, to all you "old" hands out there. I also think I was one on the few people who stood up for Mr Jar-Jar Binks from that era as well. But there were some delightful posts on ways to do him in that I can still remember. Speaking of which, I do think I have walked down many of those roads that leads to the answer of 42 from "Hitchikers Guide". Henry