Okay, technically, I am grown up already. But thinking forward to my “twilight years,” you know–when I hit the age and more importantly, the appearance of the age where people assume I no longer have a sex drive–once in a while I come across a description of persons of that age that make me say to myself, “When I’m that age? I only hope I’m as cool as that.” The first time it happened to me was when I read a news article about a group of fifteen or so over-65 citizens that tours the country doing classic rock covers. I was so jealous I nearly fainted–I’m not talented enough to do that now, never mind thirty years from now!
These two ladies are my current over-65 icons, and not only are they admirable merely based upon their blogular existence, they are also doing all of us the favor that cannot be too much appreciated of reading Ann Coulter’s new book so that we don’t have to:
So I made some calls and found a copy of Ann Coulter’s new book at a used bookstore here in town. I was happy to know that my dollars would not go to support her, but I am a bit worried about a book that ended up in a used bookstore two weeks after it was published. Now Margaret told me she probably couldn’t find a Coulter book new, used or otherwise where she lives, so I told her to relax. I’ll read it and give her (and all of you) a summary here. Sort of a my version of the old Cliffs Notes concept. Do they still have those?
When I’m done anyone wanting the book can send me their address and we can mail it around until everyone has read it. That way no one has to actually buy it firsthand.
It’s the best thing I’ve read since stoney321 reviewed the entire 4-book Twilight series. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
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