I finished Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. It seemed quite similar to 1984 in many respects, but not so similar that takes away from their merit. I liked 1984 better, but BNW had it's moments too. I'mr eading a book now, called Not Wanted on the Voyage by Timothy Findley. It's sort've a dramatized account of Noah's Ark. A girl at work watned me to read it. Looks like relatively light reading, although long, but I like it so far.

Someone at work the other day causually meantioned some advice they'd heard, that if a deer jumps out in front of you while you'r driving, you should hit the deer, instead of swerving to go into the ditch, because the insurance won't cover you as much, without proof that there was a deer. Am I the only one genuinely appalled at this notion?