Well I have officially blasted through The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams (no relation) or at least I don't think there is any relation. I mean I'm sure way back in the annals of Adams history, the Adamses got on a ship from England and sailed over here. So its logical to believe that somewhere over there are some of my relations.
Other Adamses that I'm not knowing related to:


Samuel Adams-Though it would be cool if I could get some free beer for them using my last name.

So now that thats done, onward and upward. Next on the agenda is technically The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers. However, I will have to wait for it to be shipped to me so I will tackle The Great Gatsby. I'll see if this Gatsby fellow is truly "great."
You are blasting through these books Keith!
ReplyDeleteYeah the last several I've had have been short. Old Man was barely 100 pages and the other recent ones were like 150-200.
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