Dear Lynn: Good Night
Friday, October 29th, 1999Hi [Lynn].
Just catching up on your email from days past.
No, haven’t read much British fiction lately.
*yawn* I am so sleepy. Almost time for bed.
What fiction is on the bedside reading table? Well, none. I used to own several books by Robin Cook (he writes tech horror fiction such as Coma, Fever, The God Player, and Harmful Intent), Stephen King, Robert Heinlein (Stranger in a Strange Land, Friday, and Starship Trooper), and Larry Niven (Ring World and Lucifer’s Hammer). However, I sold all these prior to the Philly move, to lighten the load. The books I have now are primarily web and computer-related. However, you’ll find some cookbooks, writing books, dictionaries, thesauri, and exercise publications around here too. I subscribe to Computer Shopper.
Thanks for the high tea explanation. Sounds like a healthier ritual over all, than the American ways of eating.
On Smith and female engineers: Well, if they can do the work, anybody should be allowed to engineer. Lots of competent ladies doing software engineering at the company I work for. Engineering and ladies seem like a natural fit to me. Women divide and conquer very well.
Well, I’m off to bed. Take care and talk to you tomorrow.