I am still contemplating the photo DR SINGDAW posted yesterday of a dog walking down the street carrying the leg of a mannequin.
The previous post was for DR Sandra.
Sashay...a good word...and it often puts me in mind of....well, never mind.
I hope all our posters who were expecting challenges today are having things turn out well.
After lunch we picked out new flooring for the upstairs bathroom and set up a tentative install date of next Wednesday.
Quote from: Ben on June 27, 2014, 06:43:54 AMI didn't know Powell at all until Ginny talked about her. Because she's an early century writer I looked to see if any of her stuff was at Gutenberg or Many Books. No luck there but the Internet Archive, a great resource has those 2 books. Open Library, another Internet lending library, has 17 of her books in some formDawn Powell Open LibraryI've got all her novels that were reissued, the volume of collected plays, the Tim Page bio and the volume of collected letters. I kinda went Powell crazy in the 1990s. Still love her stuff.
I didn't know Powell at all until Ginny talked about her. Because she's an early century writer I looked to see if any of her stuff was at Gutenberg or Many Books. No luck there but the Internet Archive, a great resource has those 2 books. Open Library, another Internet lending library, has 17 of her books in some formDawn Powell Open Library
Quote from: Ginny on June 27, 2014, 01:14:00 PMAfter lunch we picked out new flooring for the upstairs bathroom and set up a tentative install date of next Wednesday.That is fast. It must be in stock.
Quote from: John G. on June 27, 2014, 08:35:55 AMQuote from: Ben on June 27, 2014, 06:43:54 AMI didn't know Powell at all until Ginny talked about her. Because she's an early century writer I looked to see if any of her stuff was at Gutenberg or Many Books. No luck there but the Internet Archive, a great resource has those 2 books. Open Library, another Internet lending library, has 17 of her books in some formDawn Powell Open LibraryI've got all her novels that were reissued, the volume of collected plays, the Tim Page bio and the volume of collected letters. I kinda went Powell crazy in the 1990s. Still love her stuff. Thank you to DR Ben for the links to eBook versions of Dawn Powell's work. Ask Anthony if he remembers helping me pick out DP books at the Strand Bookstore and then chatting about my project on a park bench in Union Square.DR John G, when you read WHITHER (which I didn't think was so bad), pay attention to the description of Rowena, the Lyceum performer, between pages 112 and 121. I laughed out loud when reading that and imagining what Dawn would think of a Chautauqua enactment of herself!
I think she had a good sense of humor about everything but herself.
Quote from: Jane on June 27, 2014, 01:26:51 PMQuote from: Ginny on June 27, 2014, 01:14:00 PMAfter lunch we picked out new flooring for the upstairs bathroom and set up a tentative install date of next Wednesday.That is fast. It must be in stock.Yes, it's a warehouse kind of place and we don't have time to be choosy. Rob and Mary Linda's move-in date is 3 weeks from tomorrow and I'm getting a little panicky about what all still needs to be done.
Quote from: John G. on June 27, 2014, 01:35:04 PMI think she had a good sense of humor about everything but herself. LOL - I think a lot of people are like that!