> > Well, I chose 'other.'
> >
> > There's this one Dr. Seuss book that's written in his normal manner but isn't meant for children. I loved it, but for the life of me I can't remember the name. The book was about growing old. I almost got it for my father's 50th birthday (forever ago...), but didn't and have only ever seen a few copies since. I couldn't even tell you the story line, because, well, it's a Dr. Seuss book, but it was about all these things that happen when you move into a retirement home or something... gah, it's been years since I read it and I barely remember any, but it's still definitely my favorite-- and I'm a Dr. Seuss fanatic.
> >
> > Does anyone here know what I'm talking about?
> >
> > Chr"they always look at me funny in waiting rooms when I ask if they have any Dr. Seuss"is
>
> Sorry, I can't answer your question, I've never heard of that book, and although I love Dr. Seuss I have nothing to add to this thread about his books. I'm just happy that CHRIS IS BACK! :-) Now don't go disappearing again, OK?

Aw, geez... well, if you say so, I suppose I might stick around. Me and my elipsis...elipsises... triple-periods.

Chr"I have no choice but to stick around-- the snow made me miss the opera in Anchorage Friday-- curses!-- and the *only* road outta here has been closed since Monday, with advisories since Friday, and they probably won't get all the avalanches cleared off it until Friday"is