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Tietoja minustaThere is no question that I am a book geek. I can usually be seen reading in public at the Falafel Place in Winnipeg.

In December 2009 and May 2010 I had hip replacements done. I can walk and ride my bike again. No more hockey though.

I have spent my entire career as a Forensic Scientist, but, you know, that doesn't define me. I am retiring as of June 2015 so I will have more time to read and, perhaps, write.

Enough about me, why aren't you reading...

Tietoja kirjastostaniI read very widely, primarily science, history, philosophy and any of their combined permutations - history of science, philosophy of science, history of philosophy - get it?

Anyway, I'm a little paranoid about spouting off on ideas that I have because I no longer remember if they are mine or those of someone whom I have read. Therefore, I want to keep track of what I have read so that I can give credit where credit is due. Also I reaching the stage in life where I can't remember if I have read books before. LibraryThing is like uploading a little bit of my memories and myself into the ether.

The books in my library are those which I have actually read (or listented to). I have several hundred more waiting for their turn.

I also listen to a lot of audio books. I listen to them while I am working out, because working out is very dull. If it wasn't for the audio books and the beautiful women at the gym I would go crazy with boredom. I find it interesting that I do not like to listen to fiction while working out. History, Biography or other popular non-fiction are the best.