h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I have stacks of boxes of books (all read) blocking my path at almost every turn. Westerns (an inheritance from my mother), Sci-Fi/Fantasy (all mine -- mom hated SF), technical, how-to (some a legacy from my great-grandfather, others newish), grammar, highschool, collegiate, math, science, computer, hardcover, paperback, historical, referential (including a 12-volume set of 1913 Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia), medical, biological... uhm... Did I miss anything? Then we get to the magazines... No, we won't even go there.

Do I read -now- ? Mostly this screen, though I'm in the middle of some tech manuals.

Did Zane Grey write any of your western books?

Yeah, there were some Zane Greys... a -lot- of Louis L'Amour, though.. she was a BIG fan of his.

I tried that method. When I got the film developed, they didn't even give me back the negatives of the bucket snaps. Maybe I messed up when I actually loaded the camera, and I took them over dead film. Still, I could see the eclipse nicely without either hurting my eyes or buying a filter.

Mayhaps the other was trying whilst sitting in the shade.