Reading

I asked about music a while back. Now how about reading? Tell me what I should read.
Assume that I'm already reading the Bible (which I am). Then again, if you have a specific part of the Bible to bring to my attention, tell me about that. I never would have noticed the last few verses of Habakkuk if they had not been pointed out to me by a friend.

I See You Are A (B)logger, And Not A Common Bum

We are between generations. Those who went before us often did it without learning to text, blog, email, and all forms of whatnot. Those who follow us don't have the word "phonograph" in their vocabulary; some have never seen, much less used, a dial phone.
In college, I thought:
1) I would never have any money, so financial planning/theory was a waste of time;
2) I would not become dependent on technology.
As to the first, I do have a little now, and hope to use it up during whatever life I have left.
As to the second, I honestly do not know to what extent I can cut the wires. Most of my work and entertainment involves electrons coursing through copper. Hmm.
So, the questions this time are:
What is you level of technology?
What is your level of dependence?

Where were you?

Short question, that should have been up last time. What were you doing on 9/11/01?

Stray questions, resulting from lack of sleep

These are random ideas, with "No Particular Place to Go (Chuck Berry)" It's just so we might get to know you some more; Answer as many as you like.
On your current play list, what three musical selections are getting the most play time?
Which book is on the top of the stack on your night stand?
When you open your refrigerator, what food item first gets your attention?
And lastly but not leastly:
Of all the trivia questions in the world, to which you know the answer, which gives you the greatest sense of accomplishment (question only - we'll get to the answer later)?

Those were the days, my friend

Mitch offered up some questions for this time around, and they looked pretty good. Here goes -
What was your most embarrassing EGLS memory? or
What unique experience at EGLS has stuck with you or helped you in your life? or maybe
Who can still recite Paul Gruetzmacher’s prepositional phrase poem/brain worm? (btw… he added another verse.)
(and, by the way, "btw" means "by the way.")

Thanks, Mitch. As for the rest of you, answer one or more questions for a total of thirty points.

Wildcat surprise

For our next question on the EGLS '72 blog, tell us one thing about you, your life, or your path that none of us (possibly even you) would have guessed. We all thought we knew you pretty well by the eighth grade. So what have you done that would surprise all of us?
Second, tell us something about you that no one else knows (you may make an exception for those closest to you, your spouse, e.g., who know everything - or do they?).
Answer one or both questions.
While I have your attention, may I repeat my encouragement to all to invite as many of our classmates to the blog as you know? Thanks.

Um - It was Wildcats, right?

It's nostalgia time kiddies; Welcome to the Elm Grove Lutheran School class of '72 reconnecting blog. Howz bout we do it like this: I (this space) will present a question or two in each post. Answer in the response section. Also in the response section, make suggestions for additional questions. Okey Dokey?
So without further ado, first round of queries:
Who are you?
Whatcha doin?
What does your family look like?
Where can we find a picture of you?
My email address is around somewhere. Contact me anytime. Also be sure to give directions to this blog to any classmates you might run across.
Peace!