I must like this "reading" thing, because I just bought another book online. The Big Cats and Their Fossil Relatives looks to be a sister tome to the dog book I bought a few weeks ago (which is awesome, by the way). Cat evolution is something I've always wondered about, moreso than dogs. I mean, dogs are great, but cats can drag carcasses up trees! And there were never any saber-toothed dogs. Also, after reading this book, I'm sure I'll be able to give Catsby a hard time for being a very, very lazy cat, and thus, an embarrassment to her wild ancestors.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Slowly Learning to Read
I must like this "reading" thing, because I just bought another book online. The Big Cats and Their Fossil Relatives looks to be a sister tome to the dog book I bought a few weeks ago (which is awesome, by the way). Cat evolution is something I've always wondered about, moreso than dogs. I mean, dogs are great, but cats can drag carcasses up trees! And there were never any saber-toothed dogs. Also, after reading this book, I'm sure I'll be able to give Catsby a hard time for being a very, very lazy cat, and thus, an embarrassment to her wild ancestors.
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That's a great book. I lucked out and found a copy in a book store on the beach a few years back. Best $3 I ever spent, I think...
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