1. Stiff by Mary Roach, or any of her other books.

2. Sleep and get over this flu.

3. No.

1. Anything by Dean Koontz or Stephen King
2. Just the same-old, same-old. Been married for 19 years. There are no surprises, secrets left

3. Sure, why not?

SINGLE DAY

1. The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande

2. Quiet evening at home

3. Not particularly, but my girlfriend does, so one of these days we're gonna go on that big fancy one at that new really hip hotel in Vegas

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1. Grumpy old rockstar

2. Supper, some cleaning

3. Yes, but i miss the old open-air ones

1. I don't feel comfortable recommending a book to a wildly diverse group of people. Some may like it; others may be highly bored.

2. After I get off work, I will walk to the gym, exercise, then go home and do some more exercises. Then I'll do more sedate things such as having dinner. I'm not planning on going anywhere.

3. Maybe depends on the ferris wheel. I haven't ridden one since the early 2000s. It was the big ferris wheel at California Adventure. It was a frightening experience for me. And I was in one of the cabins that didn't move. Some cabins swayed around and otherwise moved, and that would've been more terrifying. Somebody's recording of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzhLfKIN8zI

1. Anything by Charles de Lint or Guy Gavriel Kay.
2. Wash the dishes, watch some TV (on DVD) or read.
3. I've never been on a ferris wheel.

1. SHANTARAM, by Gregory David Roberts.

2. I didn't see this yesterday, so for Wednesday I have my regular dinner and hanging out with my friend Ellen.

3. LOVE! Ferris wheels are just about one of my most favorite things ever.

1. the 13th Tale, it's one of my favorites of all time.

2. I'm figuring you mean last night. I had a massage and then went shopping for a V-day gift for the husband. He shoots pool on tuesdays, so I was on my own. I didn't mind a bit. I like my one evening each week to do whatever I want.

3. Not really. I've developed a fear of heights over the years.