Juice Returns Book to Library Two Weeks Before It is Due

Here's how it happened. When I finished reading the book, I set it next to my purse. In the morning, when I left the house, I picked up both the purse AND the book and put them in the car. When I arrived at school, I picked it up from the passenger seat along with my purse and carried it into the school. From there, all I needed to do was take a ten second detour through the library on my way to the law review office. The whole episode was astonishingly easy. I may do it again.

Last night we saw Al Franken speak at the Barnes & Noble at Har Mar. He was hilarious of course, and down-to-earth, and great. We picked up a copy of The Truth (with Jokes) and had it signed. (The paperback, by the way, came out after Katrina, and contains an extra chapter that is not in the hardcover edition.) After the talk, we swung by the party at Make, then caught a late movie--Man of the Year, which was terrible and a complete waste of time.

I see that it is 38 degrees outside, which is distressing because I like to walk to the coffeeshop on Saturdays, and the joy of the walk does not trump the fact that I am a big fat baby about the cold. Perhaps I will bundle up and pretend it is early February.