1ste Gimnechiske Compagnie

After an attempt to update the gromets operating this page (and the connecting wiki), the system seems not to work anymore

It seems I am able to post here from my tablet, though that limits my activity at the moment (as if the last year havn’t been active enough :)

Hope I can get this sorted in the near future, the wiki is more critical, as it is completely out, so I have to investigate into a solution there.

I hope a solution can be a system with HTML5, or another way that I can access, and preferably editfrom my tablet.

One good thing about browsing the free e-books at Amazon.com is that sometimes the treats are samples from upcoming authors, and people who just love to write. Joe Vasicek is one such example with Sholpan, a novella from his Gaia Nova univers.
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Most of us knows the tale of the Three Musketeers. At least we think we do. The story have been retold dusins of times, in the form of essays, theatre, films, cartoons and more. But do we really know the story?
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Home alone and I get to see what I want, bought last Conan the Barbaria (2011) on Cine Sky.
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I have just finished reading Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and have recently seen the first official filmatization of the same. Here I will do a comparison.

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Yet another box set have been absorbed by my son and I, this time Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead thrilogy

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My son have a special taste in movies, at four years he insists in watching the strangest titles, often with a suspense or horror theme, adventure, or other things, ment for a more adult audience. I have to filter the requests somewhat, but when he kept asking to see Planet of the Apes, over and over again, and the only thing I could offer was the box set with the originals, we ended up doing a marathon, 5 original Planet of the Apes in two nights.

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Its been a few days since I read the book now, should have written this earlier. Yes it is a childrens book, and yes it have been made various filmes of it, but none really compares with the book.
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In these days Sherlock Holmes is back on the cinemas, portrayed by Robert Dawney Jr and his partner by Jude Law. As I havn’t got a chance to see this second movie yet I did the (second?) best. The two books, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Return of Sherlock Holmes where read in this order as a substitute to seeing the film.
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Many of my readers probably know, or at least think they know, the story of Robinson Crusoe, who was stranded on a deserted Caribbean island for many years with nobody else in his company than himself and his savage servant Friday.

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