PDP #18 - The Walrus and the Carpenter by Lewis Carroll
I've always liked this poem and find myself thinking of it whenever about to broach a subject... "The time has come..."
I suppose it's an odd choice for Thanksgiving week for the US folks, but one can be thankful one is not an oyster!
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~ e
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I suppose it's an odd choice for Thanksgiving week for the US folks, but one can be thankful one is not an oyster!
Manual download here.
~ e
Technorati tags: Lewis Carroll, audiobooks
Shop for: Geek gifts and Chess gifts
posted by e | 11:55 PM
4 Comments:
If you lived in New England, you might eat turkey with oyster stuffing. Or so I hear.
Hope you had a happy Thanksgiving.
I might be a little forward in asking for more along the lines of the Hodgson story but I did find it to be rather satisfying in a spooky bed time story sort of way.
Regardless, keep up the good work. You are exposing this weary soul to some interesting literature.
Banshee, that's quite true about the stuffing, a friend of mine who used to live in New York also mentioned it to me.
steelworx, I liked the Hodgson story too and will definitely be doing more of his works about Carnacki. It will most likely be sometime after Christmas.
Oh Steelworx I totally agree. I loved the Hodgson story. I walk while I'm listening to these stories, and though I enjoyed the Master of the World very much, I was totally rivited by the Monster. I found myself with my hands pressed against my headphones and talking shuffling steps instead of my usual enthusiastic strides. It was wonderful. Thank you so much E and have a lovely Christmas.
- Liz from Australia
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