June 10, 2008
& furthermore,
From the Daily Cal: “…Biberkopf’s punishment isn’t the time in jail but the reality of the Weimar era, a time of unemployment, decadence and criminal activity. It’s contemporary America, but without the literary elites who can blow countless hours a week leisure-reading by the fire (or leisure-watching in the study).”
And, Engineer’s Daughter is following along with us via Netflix, if you’d like to check in over there.
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Ms Heidi it will be great to meet you if you can make it out on Thurs! I tried to watch it at home last month thinking I’d prep something and found it totally impossible. Once the pause button went on I permanently wandered off. Cat on lap probably would have helped
i’m hoping to make it in to see the last, erm, seven parts at the museum, if my schedule allows. otherwise i have y’all’s comments here to keep me good company! it’s actually rather manageable an episode at a time, at home, on my couch, with the cats, and snacks, and the pause button…