The Sound of Middle-earth -> reading from LotR

[Laurinquë]

Originally Posted by Loslote

Wait, would that be 10 in the morning my time, or noon? I'm confused. As it is, I don't know if I'll be awake at ten in the morning - I haven't really slept for two weeks...I'll try to wake up in time, though.

As long as you're still in Alaska with me it will be at 11.00 AM. TGEW is in Washington now so she is an hour ahead at 12.00. But you can come in whenever you like, I'm going to have to hurry if I want to be on too. I just thought it would be easier for our European friends if we didn't do it at midnight their time.

Any ideas for reading?

[TheGreatElvenWarrior]

Originally Posted by Laurinquë

Any ideas for reading?

I have some. Don't know if they'll be good for our group, but it's worth suggesting.

• The Council of Elrond (What? It would keep us entertained for hours.)
• Strider ('Twould be fun!)
• A Short Cut to Mushrooms (Farmer Maggot is amusing.)
• The Passing of the Grey Company (Looks like a bit of dialogue.)
• The Battle of Pelennor Fields (There's some great dialogue here when you get to Theoden dying and Eowyn and Merry being generally awesome. )
• The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen (Did we already read this one? Ah who cares.)

[Loslote]

Originally Posted by Laurinquë

As long as you're still in Alaska with me it will be at 11.00 AM. TGEW is in Washington now so she is an hour ahead at 12.00. But you can come in whenever you like, I'm going to have to hurry if I want to be on too. I just thought it would be easier for our European friends if we didn't do it at midnight their time.

Any ideas for reading?

Ah, excellent! I might be able to wake up by then.

As for reading, we'd better see how many people we have first. (If we already know this, I'm just being sleepy. )

[TheGreatElvenWarrior]

Originally Posted by Loslote

As for reading, we'd better see how many people we have first. (If we already know this, I'm just being sleepy. )

Of course. I think, off of memory, we have six or seven Downers at this point.