…I need your blissful touch to carry me away again…

Before my father arrived this afternoon the buzzer rang to tell me someone was at my door. Thinking it was my father, I went down. A woman was there and said she had an environmental pamphlet. I took it, of course, because I am an environmentalist myself.

Upon opening the pamphlet I discovered that it was a Jehevoah’s Witness propaganda work. While I appreciate that they care about the environment, I hate how deceitful their religion and practices are. They may follow some Christian themes, but they are cunning manipulators and deceivers.

Later my father did arrive and we headed for home. In Enfield we stopped for some ice cream. I got some cotton candy, of course.

I finished The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara: Morgawr this afternoon. It was a very satisfying read, and is easily the best Shannara book to date. It also set up the next trilogy very well. I’m looking forward to reading it with much anticipation.

I’m currently reading the first volume of Year’s Best Fantasy from 2001. It should be quite good. I’ve been putting off reading it for quite some time, but now I hope to finish up it and another anthology, Legends (3), I have.

At the apartment I did a bit of downloading. While many downloads were fakes, I did manage to nab some Fiona Apple, Live, Lillix and The Trews songs, along with the Live video for “Heaven” and Terry Brooks’ The Sword of Shannara audio book.

“Run Away” by Live has to be one of the most beautiful songs I have heard that was released this year. Wow, it’s tear inducing and so elegant in its simplicity. I must get Birds of Pray very soon. This is a must-have album.

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