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Jack Tingle · 09-16-2009, 08:05 AM

Anggun:

Thank you, that's very generous. I've been reading a lot of ebooks recently, since I stupidly broke my arm (1) and an ebook reader is easier to manipulate than a paper book. I'm not a romance novel reader, but these seem well-formatted, well-edited, and well-written. I'm still not quite sure how I feel about Regency romances, but that's a different issue.

Congratulations on your first year.

Thanks,
Jack Tingle

(1) Front mountain bike brake grabs. I go over the handlebars. My left foot doesn't release. The bike attempts to follow me, unsuccessfully. Shoulder hits concrete sidewalk. Result: broken proximal humerus. Moral: Warm up your brakes if you haven't ridden the bike in a while. Rims get dirty & sticky.

Yes, I was wearing a helmet. How was I to know I needed shoulder pads?

09-16-2009, 08:05 AM	#29
Jack Tingle Punctuation Fetishist Posts: 557 Karma: 1070000 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: The Bluest Commonwealth In East America Device: Kindle PW, Nexus 7 (2013), Galaxy S5 phone, Galaxy Tab 4 8.0	Anggun: Thank you, that's very generous. I've been reading a lot of ebooks recently, since I stupidly broke my arm (1) and an ebook reader is easier to manipulate than a paper book. I'm not a romance novel reader, but these seem well-formatted, well-edited, and well-written. I'm still not quite sure how I feel about Regency romances, but that's a different issue. Congratulations on your first year. Thanks, Jack Tingle (1) Front mountain bike brake grabs. I go over the handlebars. My left foot doesn't release. The bike attempts to follow me, unsuccessfully. Shoulder hits concrete sidewalk. Result: broken proximal humerus. Moral: Warm up your brakes if you haven't ridden the bike in a while. Rims get dirty & sticky. Yes, I was wearing a helmet. How was I to know I needed shoulder pads?