Book Meme - Part Deux

I was searching through the blog looking for something and ran across this old post from Feb 2005 - Book Meme. It was interesting and fun reading the responses last time, so thought I’d post it again. Let’s see what you all have this time around!

  1. Grab the nearest book.
  2. Open the book to page 123.
  3. Find the fifth sentence.
  4. Post the text of the next 3 sentences on your blog along with these instructions.
  5. Don’t you dare dig for that “cool” or “intellectual” book in your closet! I know you were thinking about it! Just pick up whatever is closest.

Be sure to follow the rules - no cheating!

5 Responses to “Book Meme - Part Deux”

  1. “Try as I could to keep up with the incessant calls from Franklin Gruber, I would often pause from all the buying and the selling to reflect on the latter half of May - and how I ever ended up in a Presbyterian church.
    Reflection, though, is an understatement; I’d often catch myself in random daydreams, oblivious to markets in motion.
    Sometimes I’d wonder if events were fate, if the real-estate lady was a secret agent or if my picking that church was happenstance.”

    From Flabbergasted by Ray Blackstone.

  2. So I just tried to do this while in the lab, and I just found out I don’t have page 123. Not because the research book next to me is under 100 pages (more than 200) but because the publisher decided to not include chapter 9 on osteoclast differentiation. Hmmm…looks like the publisher is going to get an email.

  3. Hmm, so no takers this time, huh?

  4. no books at work. sorry. i’ll try when i am at home.

  5. Uhh I guess I’ll do it:

    “God spoke to Moses: “Take fragrant spices—gum resin, onycha, galbanum—and add pure frankincense. Mix the spices in equal proportions to make an aromatic incense, the art of a perfumer, salted and pure—holy. Now crush some of it into powder and place some of it before The Testimony in the Tent of Meeting where I will meet with you; it will be for you the holiest of holy places.”

    -Exodus 30: 34-37 (The Message)

    Uh… what?

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