Interesting religious history on NPR
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wooisme's infulence, I've been listening to NPR during the day. I've never really listened to public radio before, and it's often rather interesting. I like hearing the international viewpoints on current events particularly. Anyway, there was a really interesting interview today with a religious historian about the gospel of Thomas, which I've never heard of before.
( Cut to spare the uninterested folk )
Other than that, my throat has been scratchy and slightly sore all day. I suspect it's due to working for a few hours in Glenmarc, the place next door to Kenzer, where they dealt with a lot of chemicals and paints and things. In fact, I'm quite sure of that, because I refuse to allow myself to develop a cold this weekend. Nope, that just won't do.
wooisme's infulence, I've been listening to NPR during the day. I've never really listened to public radio before, and it's often rather interesting. I like hearing the international viewpoints on current events particularly. Anyway, there was a really interesting interview today with a religious historian about the gospel of Thomas, which I've never heard of before.( Cut to spare the uninterested folk )Other than that, my throat has been scratchy and slightly sore all day. I suspect it's due to working for a few hours in Glenmarc, the place next door to Kenzer, where they dealt with a lot of chemicals and paints and things. In fact, I'm quite sure of that, because I refuse to allow myself to develop a cold this weekend. Nope, that just won't do.