My Eyjafjallajokull-delayed copy finally wended to my mailbox, and now sits upon my desk (newly polished in anticipation). A new era in medieval studies commences.
It does seem to look fantastic in every setting. Thanks for sharing yours. I hope Eileen's gotten her copies by now? (and that she'll return the one of mine I loaned her in NYC...) There's a great item in there on stone, as I recall--among many, many other intriguing pieces.
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It does seem to look fantastic in every setting. Thanks for sharing yours. I hope Eileen's gotten her copies by now? (and that she'll return the one of mine I loaned her in NYC...) There's a great item in there on stone, as I recall--among many, many other intriguing pieces.
Oh yeah, Myra, you'll get your copy back . . . . NOT!
Just kidding. You *will* get your copy back.
In the meantime, I have surrounded it with pink rose petals and am raising a martini glass over it . . . AGAIN.
It just feels . . . good.
I got my copy. Am appreciating its smooth, uncrinkled sleekness before it becomes all dog-eared and bent (soon).
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