From the Jill Schwartz Memorial Library here in Sultry, Savannah, Georgia, this is Obscure

Season 3, weathering heights, I am your host, your friend, your lover, your literary,

mansplainer, in chief, and Georgeologist Michael E. and Black, Southern Gentleman S. Quile,

lays in about as I like to do on an afternoon such as this, cloudy here today in Sultry,

Savannah, been raining, you know, and a lot of people just don't care for the rain, man,

I love it, man, I love me some rain, especially I got a, I got a metal roof

if we had one in our last house too, I like rain on a metal roof, people say always

and it loud, it's not loud, you know, because you got insulation and, you know, you got,

you know, you got, you got a, you know, a whole story between you and the, and the sound

of the rain, you just hear it gently, a little bitter pattern, it's wonderful, it's marvelous,

who can believe it? No, no update on my Italy situation yet, still waiting to hear from

the consulate in Miami, they have given us no information since we were there in December,

so it's a little bit of a waiting game here, as we try to figure out the next year of

our lives, but I think we're going one way or another, we're, we're going to go to Italy

and spend some time and spend some money and come back even poorer than when we left.

That's been, that's really been the brunt of my effort making the last few months is

trying to figure out how to make a living and not, not coming up with a lot of good answers

at this point. I can tell you, reading works of classic literature out loud and commenting

on them as I go, not nearly as lucrative as you might think it would be. I mean, I thought

what jeez, when I came up with this idea, I thought I'm just going to be rolling in it,

I'm just going to be Scrooge McDuckin all over the place, diving into piles of gold

coins, you know, holding up one work of classic literature and one hand and eating a

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