Comments on: THE ODYSSEY week 5 Readalong: Bks 13-15 http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077 Reading, Writing, Movies and Mothering in Minneapolis, Mostly Fri, 22 May 2026 17:19:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: V http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077&cpage=1#comment-42633 V Sat, 24 Jan 2015 01:21:32 +0000 http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077#comment-42633 Welllllll, that didn't work so well. Try these two: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/278730664411770785/ http://www.seinology.com/lists/list-getout.shtml Welllllll, that didn’t work so well. Try these two:

http://www.pinterest.com/pin/278730664411770785/

http://www.seinology.com/lists/list-getout.shtml

]]> By: girldetective http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077&cpage=1#comment-42631 girldetective Fri, 23 Jan 2015 15:40:22 +0000 http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077#comment-42631 Was that Elaine saying Get! Out! I use that phrase quoting Eddie Murphy from Raw. In the writings of Judaism, a midrash is a text/story that explains something weird from the Hebrew Bible. The Odyssey feels like one extended midrash of Odysseus on why I got home so late, honey, and why my friends are all dead. Was that Elaine saying Get! Out! I use that phrase quoting Eddie Murphy from Raw. In the writings of Judaism, a midrash is a text/story that explains something weird from the Hebrew Bible. The Odyssey feels like one extended midrash of Odysseus on why I got home so late, honey, and why my friends are all dead.

]]> By: V http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077&cpage=1#comment-42624 V Thu, 22 Jan 2015 21:17:10 +0000 http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077#comment-42624 But that said, I've always wanted to revisit it, and it's been easier to do than I thought. So thanks again! But that said, I’ve always wanted to revisit it, and it’s been easier to do than I thought. So thanks again!

]]> By: V http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077&cpage=1#comment-42623 V Thu, 22 Jan 2015 21:16:00 +0000 http://www.girldetective.net/?p=6077#comment-42623 Well, thanks for the answer and thanks for doing it. Sorry it isn't lighting a fire like some of our earlier readalongs. I think the knowledge will be helpful but not crucial for "Ulysseus," which might be part of the problem. I'm also afraid "Ulysseus" will be a lot of household info like we had this time. But transitions, especially ones done in parallel, are needed to move on to the action-packed ending. I think you have something with Elaine Benes comparison. In fact, a modern version might just be titled "Get! Out!" Well, thanks for the answer and thanks for doing it. Sorry it isn’t lighting a fire like some of our earlier readalongs. I think the knowledge will be helpful but not crucial for “Ulysseus,” which might be part of the problem. I’m also afraid “Ulysseus” will be a lot of household info like we had this time. But transitions, especially ones done in parallel, are needed to move on to the action-packed ending. I think you have something with Elaine Benes comparison. In fact, a modern version might just be titled “Get! Out!”

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