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Mixed Diversions 49

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The very green hills of spring in the valley of heart's delight.

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  1. Books
    • Finished The Notebook by Ronald Allen. I’m glad to have read it, there were many interesting things that are relevant to my interests. It doesn’t completely satisfy, and seems to omit rather seriously much investigation of the notebooks of scientists, engineers, and others dedicated to thought work. Perhaps that’s in a different book, a book directing its attention to more recent times. The emphasis here was on the early years of notebooks, which was indeed fascinating.
    • Abandoned Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson. I figure if I am not hooked after a hundred pages, I’m probably not going to be.
    • Continued The Work of Art by Adam Moss.
  2. YouTube
  3. Television
    • Finished The Residence. Maybe a bit wordy at times, but I thoroughly enjoyed it all.
    • More of The X-Files S2.
    • Il Gatopardo, on Netflix. What I noticed was how the mid-1800s period garb was very close–adjacent even–to the costumes in recent sci-fi shows such as Dune or Foundation.
  4. Music

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Tags that connect: [[The Notebook]] Week Notes No. 48: Learning Currents, Week Notes No. 47: Mixed Diversions, Week Notes No. 46: Mixed Diversions; [[The Residence]] Week Notes No. 48: Mixed Diversions; [[The X-Files]] Week Notes No. 47: Mixed Diversions, Week Notes No. 45: Mixed Diversions, Week Notes No. 41: Media et al, Week Notes No. 40: Media et al.

Tags only on this post: Adam Moss, Brandon Sanderson, Il Gatopardo, Mistborn, Ronald Allen, The Work of Art.