
Gaahhh. I bought books like crazy today. Talking of my Mom being a child of WW II in the last post... I bought this today:
Letters against the war by Tiziano Terzani
Plain Language - So Germany Makes It´s Way Again (German) by former German prime minister Wolfgang Clement. How can we get out of this crisis?
The Sold Patient (German) - on how our health care policy betrays us, the patients and the doctors alike!
The doctors-hater-book - an Insider speaks (German) - a German doctor on our sick health system. Darn. It was me. I nearly lost my right arm. Then my Dad. Afterwards - after his death... we were told in Heidelberg they very likely would have been able to safe him. Ingo. If it wasn´t for his Brother being a doctor and taking super-extra-care... I´d be single now.
Oh, and A Round-Heeled Woman by Jane Juska. Actually I still have 30 years to go to be interested in this. Maybe I should pass this on to my Mom - she is 67. But maybe that´s out of bounds...
Time, I need more time.
Gosh.
The kids of today will laugh their heads off on this one because audio books will be the standard and they can have these books done whilst driving to work.
Or... will someone have invented beaming by then finally?
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