Let's see, what excuses do we have this time? Job changes, A move across state lines (or did I use that one already?), broken knee, flu shot gone horribly wrong resulting in surgery, I'm sure I can come up with a few more.
Anyway, My goal is to give myself time to publish on a bi-weekly schedule. Somewhere around every other week I plan to publish one new post talking a little about the next sequential stanza. I found myself thinking today, what do I do when I manage to get all the way through Hollander's translation of the Poetic Edda? Then I looked at the frequency of my posts and realized I've probably got another couple hundred years before that really matters all that much :). Keep your eyes open, and get ready to jump in on the discussion. I'm hoping that this will turn in to more of a conversation than just my rambling thoughts. Feedback is always welcome.
Be back soon.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
And We're Back Again
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Paul is a software engineer by trade with a wide range of interests including brewing and drinking beer, riding his motorcycle, Norse mythology, and whatever else happens to grab his attention for the moment.
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