Saturday really was a day the stars all aligned for me. Today, not so much. Read more of Red-Tape. It really is an amazing book, an important book. Unique. Frederick Arner has commentary afterward also (Didn't see that till today.). Very inn-teresting commentary: "The Many Faces of Andrew A. Humphreys." Humphreys really was nuts. (Arner doesn't say that.) Arner did a lot of research into AAH. He deserved to win a Bancroft Prize for resurrecting this book and doing the research into Humphreys that went into his afterword. He didn't. He's not an Historian.

Inn-teresting search keywords lately:

-autumn calabrese upskirt.
-8hlavi drak.
-a bridge in france that my uncle cap...
-aah warrington. [I figured that one out. "AAH" is the deliberately sighful abbreviation I often use for Humphreys and the Vth Corps bivouaced in Warrenton, Warrenton, Virginia. So someone sighing about Warrington online was close enough for Googs to redirect them hither. Bet they were disappointed in that.]

Countries:

-Uganda-2.
-Qatar.
-Dominica.

3,744 readers in May.

I'll always have May 30.