A Chasing After Wind

 Just got through an unpleasant move and getting settled in my new apartment!

I'm reading Paper Love by Sarah Wildman. This is a nonfiction book about a woman whose grandfather escaped the holocaust, and after his death found out he'd left behind a girlfriend who may or may not have survived. This kind of personal family history is one of my favorite types of history.

I'm re-reading Patricia McKillip's Riddlemaster trilogy (called Riddle of Stars in the printing I own). Out loud. Because it is the kind of book I just love to read out loud.

I watched the X-Men '97, and started the animated series it is a sequel to. I'm in the first episode of the animated series and not impressed yet. I do like the decision to make Jubilee our viewpoint character, but I thought the sentinel running around destroying everything was over the top. I'm hoping I'll enjoy the series more as it finds its feet.

I've never liked the traditional love triangle, the triangle where a man or woman is torn between two opposite-gender romantic candidates. This triangle is a simple question: Which man/woman will our hero/heroine choose?

( Love Triangles )