Grateful George
It's the summer of George!
- Vladimir: We've nothing more to do here.
- Estragon: Nor anywhere else.
- Vladimir: Ah, Gogo, don't go on like that. To-morrow everything will be better.
- Estragon: How do you make that out?
- Vladimir: Did you not hear what the child said?
- Estragon: No.
- Vladimir: He said that Godot was sure to come to-morrow. (Pause.) What do you say to that?
- Estragon: Then all we have to do is to wait on here.
- Vladimir: Are you mad? We must take cover. (He takes Estragon by the arm.) Come on. (He draws Estragon after him. Estragon yields, then resists. They halt.)
- Estragon: (looking at the tree). Pity we haven't got a bit of rope.
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Not a fan of the show, but on vacation my family watched and discussed the “final two” episode. I was the only one that picked the snowboarder to win. So watching this finale episode right now kinda makes me feel like shit, but I was right.
I finished reading People of the Book, recommended and lent to me by Gaby. This historical fiction written by Geraldine Brooks follows the 500 year journey of the Sarajevo Haggadah throughout Europe. The Jewish manuscript (which is real) is fascinating not only because of its age, but because it contains beautiful illustrations of biblical scenes; it was created “at a time when most Jews considered figurative art a violation of the commandments.” The modern-day book conservator in charge of inspecting it speculates as to how it came to be and what brought it to Sarajevo.
I’ve been interested in the Jewish faith and history ever since I had the fortune of taking Rabbi Barry Weinstein’s Holocaust class at LSU. This novel contains glimpses of the many struggles the Jewish people have had to overcome. It also has a great story similar to The Davinci Code, but not as frantic and action-packed. I suggest that you read it!