I re-read it for the first time in 20 years

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Nick:	Ancalimë (Registered User)
Date/Time:	Sat, 5/17/2003 at 11:12 EDT (Sat, 5/17/2003 at 8:12 PDT)
Browser/OS:	Microsoft Internet Explorer V6.0 using Windows NT 5.1
In Reply To:	Just curious...(but not Curious!) <Farawyn> [5/15/2003 @ 20:08] (10/22)
Subject:	I re-read it for the first time in 20 years
Message:
after I saw FOTR. Actually I listened to it in the car and since I was getting the tapes from the library, and they were quite popular around that time (wonder why?) it happened that I had just finished TT right before the movie came out. I listened to ROTK non-stop for 3 days after I saw TT; I had forgotten how wonderful it was!!! Anyways, I'm finished with my studies now for a while and will begin another re-read within the next week or so. With the book this time, not tapes. Can't wait! ********** "Even the smallest person can change the course of the future" -- Galadriel

Message Thread:

Just curious...(but not Curious!) <Farawyn> [5/15/2003 @ 20:08] (10/22)

I'm reading it for the second time... <Tiznow> [5/17/2003 @ 13:42] (0/0)
The TTT movie did it for me. <erather> [5/17/2003 @ 12:44] (0/0)
I re-read it for the first time in 20 years <Ancalimë> [5/17/2003 @ 11:12] (0/0)
I'm reading it now <Rain Queen> [5/17/2003 @ 1:14] (0/0)
Avoiding it as completely as I can <MrCere> [5/16/2003 @ 20:36] (3/3)

That is exactly what happened to me at TT, <Ancalimë> [5/18/2003 @ 19:13] (0/0)
I hadn't thought of that... <iamleia2> [5/17/2003 @ 12:38] (0/0)
oh, i agree! <Riel> [5/16/2003 @ 22:23] (0/0)

Just finished it... <Aunt Dora Baggins> [5/16/2003 @ 15:49] (0/0)
I read... <CAhobbit> [5/16/2003 @ 15:30] (1/1)

Oh and BTW... <CAhobbit> [5/16/2003 @ 15:32] (0/0)

Biography... <iamleia2> [5/16/2003 @ 12:25] (0/0)
ROVERANDOM!!! <Sandicomm> [5/15/2003 @ 22:18] (2/2)

I'll steal it. <Farawyn> [5/18/2003 @ 19:13] (0/0)
Roverandom reminds me... <Aunt Dora Baggins> [5/16/2003 @ 11:44] (0/0)

What is a "Tolkien Scholor"? <Brockomir> [5/15/2003 @ 20:27] (4/6)

other names in other tongues more learned <Linguilindale> [5/16/2003 @ 1:23] (2/2)

"From Feanor to Fatty Bolger"... (and a plug for the TORN book) <drogo_drogo> [5/16/2003 @ 10:59] (0/0)
That leaves me out. <Curious> [5/16/2003 @ 10:46] (0/0)

Philologists are, I suppose, <Curious> [5/15/2003 @ 22:22] (0/0)
Then we must have a few : ) (No Text) <Brockomir> [5/15/2003 @ 21:49] (0/0)
Scholar...one who devotes one's study to....? (No Text) <Farawyn> [5/15/2003 @ 20:37] (0/0)

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