Jun 08, 2007 14:31
I love it that today´s article of the day in Wikipedia/English is devoted to atheism. And that today´s article in Wikipedia/German is devoted to Desmodus rotundus - the common bat.
Which I think I´m going to play the Euromillions lottery :p
Have a pleasant weekend, folks!
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How does one become an atheist? Can only speak of myself - when you´re born and raised in Spain, blessed land of the Santa Inquisición, the Opus Dei, the Palmar de Troya among other aberrations (and OTOH of wonders like the Jesuit order), and religious machismo to the nth grade, then you grow up to be unquestioningly religious, or you´re put off that whole department for life. I fall in the second category.
I just saw that very book in the wish-list of a friend, and given that she´s a very religious *and* very discerning person, I wondered about it *g*
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Oh, Intelligent Design... I´m just too dumb to grok its point, I´m afraid ;) It takes the kind of leap of faith rarefied self-abstracting skill I´m incapable of.
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If you do go there, please, please do make loads of pics and keep a travelogue!! It looks like a heap of ruins and nothing else, but the place has extraordinary meaning in history... and who knows how long even the ruins will stand, given the nasty plans of so many countries against Iran *sighs* Cultural treasures are the first to be looted...
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Herzlichen Dank already!!
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We went hunting for the location of the Assembly Rooms in Dorchester and I found that they will have an exhibition on TE Lawrence from mid-June.
So whenever you plan to do your Lawrence of Arabia days, remember that Lawrence country is also Aubrey country.
How's that for a bit of useless information?
;D
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DAMN, it´s already almost mid-June - are you going to see it, perhaps????
I hope you´ve posted that in your journal, I´ll try find more info and post about it in the te_lawlence Lj community - it´s been slumbering for too many days already *g*
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I have not started on any posts, dear. And no, the exhibition starts on June 16th and as you can see, there are many places in Dorset associated with him.
The Dorchester County Museum has quite a number of exhibits on Lawrence.
Therefore the area seems to be made for you, you can either go naval or desert-y
;D
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Och aye, and HOW I wish I had the torment of choice, but alas - I´m bound and tied by unexpected and hi-res work plus four days in hospital next week. And then, I hope, Wotan moving in!
And dear, both ORF-2 and ARD have broadcast a two-part lovely documentary on the Galápagos islands, Darwin also featuring, of course. I couldn´t tape it so I´m thinking of buying it on DVD because it was so detailed, and I don´t know if you were already back home and caught it. Fancy a copy?
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:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
After the wonderful DVD two books from amazon arrived today! on Pirates! You are spoiling me much too much.
Which I think I´m going to play the Euromillions lottery :p
You must have won it considering what heaps of money you spend on me! First you don't let me pay in Vienna and Sopron and anywhere else I tried and then and now you shower me with books and DVDs.
Thank you so much!
*hugs*
And that is why I sent a book today which I hope will meet with your approval when you see it.
:D
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*puts on Killick scowl* Nah, haven´t won a thing :/ serves me right, for gambling...
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I guess the parcel will have arrived in about a week. I actually meant to send it from Chatham but realilzed, I had already used up your address stickers and so it had to be sent to me first so I could send it to you. Doesn't make you any wiser, hm?
Nah, haven´t won a thing :/
Haven't won anything either.
*commiserates*
Time next Saturday after 8 for me squeeing enthusing into your ear about England?
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