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I need to get my read on!
My kids are going to pass me up if I'm not careful. DS2 has been reading The Iliad (long version) for school - I don't even think I ever finished it. They'll continue with The Odyssey and then Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
I'm suddenly feeling pressured to download some classics.
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Re: I need to get my read on!
That's quite the commitment. I read those, but I can't remember any of them. Waste of time.
ETA: waste of time for me, that is
I would be most excited about Julius Ceasar - although in college I deconstructed The Odyssey for one of my advanced lit classes and ended up really enjoying it.
Todd may have to cover the math stuff in Coop's life, but mom will be all about reading along with him for the classics!
Spirit of Power
Eat, Drink, and be Keri
I'm actually looking forward to his final project for this book. He picks several characters & themes and makes a newspaper with articles on them.
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Yes,I'm smiling...I'm a marathoner!
Bloggy McBloggerson
CO Nestie Award Winner-Prettiest Brain-Back to Back!
2011 Bests
5K-22:49 10K-47:38 Half Mary-1:51:50
2012 Race Report
1/1-New Year's 5K-22:11
2/11-Sweetheart Classic 4-mile-29:49
3/24-Coulee Chase 5K-21:40
5/6-Colorado Marathon-4:08:30
5/28-Bolder Boulder 10K
Thanks for the recs - I'll try Odyssey and just avoid the JC discussions altogether.
I decided I need to be prepared for the next conversation with my 11 year old. He stumped me by talking about how Achilles could have prevented disaster by not giving into his rage, and wondered if he really changes or not. (I have no clue since I never finished it.)
Of course, I immediately thought of the rage & vengeance in the Star Wars story line, because I.am.a.dork.
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