Thank you, I am taking all due care. I miss you guys too! I hope to be back soon.
(like Poniatowski, I really hope you are not aggravating your back for that)
I most certainly am not!
Also, wait, now, I can't believe that Catherine the Great's memoirs aren't available in English
They may well be, I've just haven't dug deeply enough. The German ones were the first ones I turned up that had the episodes we were looking for.
it seems to be on gutenberg, is this another of those bowdlerized things?
I haven't checked, but I think that's the one-volume one selenak was complaining begins with her arrival in Russia and didn't have the dinner with Fritz episode. The German one is two volumes and has her meeting Fritz.
Everything has closed here and everyone is pretty much in lockdown in preparation for the tsunami, hopefully soon enough, we'll see.
Also, yes, things are getting locked down here (Massachusetts) as well, and Royal Patron is in your neck of the woods, Southern California (Los Angeles in his case), where there are even more cases.
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Re: Fritzian library
(like Poniatowski, I really hope you are not aggravating your back for that)
I most certainly am not!
Also, wait, now, I can't believe that Catherine the Great's memoirs aren't available in English
They may well be, I've just haven't dug deeply enough. The German ones were the first ones I turned up that had the episodes we were looking for.
it seems to be on gutenberg, is this another of those bowdlerized things?
I haven't checked, but I think that's the one-volume one
Everything has closed here and everyone is pretty much in lockdown in preparation for the tsunami, hopefully soon enough, we'll see.
Also, yes, things are getting locked down here (Massachusetts) as well, and Royal Patron is in your neck of the woods, Southern California (Los Angeles in his case), where there are even more cases.
Re: Fritzian library