Well, this was was the perfect example of the usual Sunday. Getting up at 10 am, having one enormous cup of coffee, some breakfast and spending the rest of the morning on my couch reading Questionable Content and other web comics mentioned in Jeph’s comments while listening to web radio.

At some point I felt the urge to test the PowerBook’s recording capabilities using Garage Band, but after some, well, bad quality recording I gave up my home recording ambitions for today and focused on guitar only.

With my fingertips getting sore I decided to give them a break and sifted through a pile of unread books. I have the shelf-filling habit to buy at least one book when coming near a bookstore and for I seem to pass bookstores more often then I actually take the time to read some of that stuff, the shelves are occupied and I moved on piling them on the floor.

Anyhow, today’s pick was The Man Who Turned into Himself by David Ambrose which turns out to be as strange as the 1st book I read of him, The Discrete Charm of Charlie Monk (back then I read the german translation called Epsilon). Like with the first novel it seems a bit too weird, but it worked out with Epsilon and so I guess this one will, too.

In between I messed with the kitchen cooking some pasta. Tomatoes, onions, garlic, some spices and herbs. Dead simple and very tasty.

Errr, well. Another Sunday survived. Great..

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