Football, Latin, etc.

Another Thursday night finds me sitting at the big work table in my front room, watching live high school football on local TV, and writing, blogging, and hanging out on the Internet with Sally, my little eeepc netbook. A typical Thursday night, this, spent just the way I like.

Work on The Latin Project (TLP) that I mentioned last night went well today. Most of that time was spent looking through shelves and storage boxes in the back room, and downloading material from various places around the Internet. I was happy to find most of what I wanted, plenty enough to get me started. And I actually spent a little time working with the language itself.

Later tonight, at Midnight, Coast to Coast AM will have the monthly show with Linda Moulton Howe. I hope it’s a good one, and expect that it probably will be. She’s usually got interesting things to share.

Between the football and C2C, I might be able to get some chess work done. I’m not in time-trouble anywhere, but with as many games as I’ve got going now, it’s good to stay on top of things.

Looking into the near future…

…I note there are three potentially good nights ahead for my Coast to Coast AM listening pleasure.

Firstly, tonight (Sunday night into Monday morning) George Knapp is scheduled to host. Knapp is one ov C2C’s better part-time hosts, in my humble opinion. His guest is an Auatralian UFO expert who will discuss recent sightings in Australia and China.

Secondly, Linda Moulton Howe, an investigative reporter of high strangeness and the weird, will be on the show this Thursday night. She’s always got interesting things to talk about

And thirdly,…

… Art Bell, who is far and away the very best at this sort of thing, will be guest hosting the show on Friday night into Saturday morning.

Few things make me happier…

…than listening to Art Bell live-hosting Coast to Coast AM. He doesn’t do that very often anymore, but he’s doing it tonight (this morning) and I’m listening. So… regardless of what kind of curve balls the week ahead may throw me, I’m facing it with a smile on my face.