The eclectic musings of a bitter software engineer.

Whenever I feel like I just want to start life over and do it right this time; whenever something dredges up a memory of some terrible thing I did that I’ve been trying my best to forget; whenever I become content just to sit back and let life take me where it will; that’s when I dig out my tattered and worn copy of Replay and give it a read.

Hopefully my mistakes have made me a better person. When I wish I could undo them, am I not wishing myself less wise?

There’s nothing like a good book and a healthy dose of self-justification to stave off an impending shortage of self-esteem.

Comments

But am I the only one that thought the book got a little repetitive/annoying towards the end?

Wednesday April 28, 2004 @ 10:27 PM (PDT) Posted by tabor

That was kinda the point. The cycle was getting shorter and shorter. The main character was annoyed, and the fact that you as a reader identify so strongly with him that you get annoyed too is (to me, anyway) one of the coolest things about the book.

Wednesday April 28, 2004 @ 11:02 PM (PDT) Posted by Ryan Grove

God, you are reminding me of SUCH a hilarious episode of Xena. It's actually quite good in isolation, so if you wanna watch it some time, let us know.

Thursday April 29, 2004 @ 09:10 AM (PDT) Posted by Eilonwy
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