[quote="section10" post=383476]I am catching up on my American civil war books,. finished a book on the west point class of 1846 and another book on lincoln's trip from ill to wash dc for his first inauguration.
my venice civil war roundtable has set up a video conferencing system. our april 9th meeting will be held via the internet.
yesterday my wife went in for semi annual routine medical lab work. she is to have a followup meeting with the doctor 7 days later. the doctor has set up a video call chat for her. she will not have to go to the doctor's office.
i gave blood last sunday. at the door i was checked for fever, iron, blood pressure. then & only then was i allowed into their facility.
I only leave the house for food shopping and medical concerns.
God bless paul for this website. stay safe y'all.[/quote]
Share your direction of reading but different eras. Lately I have become fascinated by reading about allied agents working behind German lines in WWII. Fascinating stories some of which have been bottled up because of "official secrets" aspects. The bravery of these people is incredible and it was not just male agents; one of the most interesting is Virginia Hall (and her "friend" Cuthbert--her nickname for her artificial leg) working in France, first for the SOE-Brits and then for Donovan and the OSS. Her story was just recently told but her picture is one that hangs in CIA HQ.
As to your group's meeting, my wife had a telephonic/zoom meeting of her book club last night, including each them having a drink.
my venice civil war roundtable has set up a video conferencing system. our april 9th meeting will be held via the internet.
yesterday my wife went in for semi annual routine medical lab work. she is to have a followup meeting with the doctor 7 days later. the doctor has set up a video call chat for her. she will not have to go to the doctor's office.
i gave blood last sunday. at the door i was checked for fever, iron, blood pressure. then & only then was i allowed into their facility.
I only leave the house for food shopping and medical concerns.
God bless paul for this website. stay safe y'all.[/quote]
Share your direction of reading but different eras. Lately I have become fascinated by reading about allied agents working behind German lines in WWII. Fascinating stories some of which have been bottled up because of "official secrets" aspects. The bravery of these people is incredible and it was not just male agents; one of the most interesting is Virginia Hall (and her "friend" Cuthbert--her nickname for her artificial leg) working in France, first for the SOE-Brits and then for Donovan and the OSS. Her story was just recently told but her picture is one that hangs in CIA HQ.
As to your group's meeting, my wife had a telephonic/zoom meeting of her book club last night, including each them having a drink.
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