A friend of mine suffered a concussion and was specifically told NOT to read for a while. It was purgatory for her, as she was a professor of literature (retired now).
Is she trying to read it, as opposed to just reading it, because the bump on the head makes it harder for her to focus . . . or because it’s a tough book to slog through?
mccollunsky 1 day ago
Guess she’s somewhat alright.
Purple People Eater 1 day ago
Marcie must have hit her head pretty hard. What kid that age reads Pilgrim’s Progress willingly?
knutdl 1 day ago
The Pilgrim’s Progress from This World, to That Which Is to Come is a 1678 Christian allegory written by John Bunyan. (WWW not me)
GerryRoss about 22 hours ago
If Marcie starts seeing double from that concussion, she can always take the easy route and spin Procol Harum’s “Pilgrim’s Progress” instead.
cowboy27 about 22 hours ago
Hardly age appropriate. Get her some Dr Seuss.
dflak about 21 hours ago
This reminds me of another joke.
The Episcopal Church: where Baptists send members of their congregation who suffer from insomnia.
gantech about 21 hours ago
A friend of mine suffered a concussion and was specifically told NOT to read for a while. It was purgatory for her, as she was a professor of literature (retired now).
Ellis97 about 21 hours ago
At least you’re okay and that’s what matters.
Darryl Heine about 21 hours ago
What is “Pilgrim’s Progress”?
Decepticomic about 20 hours ago
Sounds like a snorer.
steveconkey2003 about 20 hours ago
Where’s Marcie’s phone?
SusieB about 19 hours ago
Heard of it, haven’t read it, don’t plan to either
KEA about 19 hours ago
no kidding
uniquename about 19 hours ago
I just read the Wikipedia summary of Pilgrim’s Progress’ plot (which I’m accepting as reasonably accurate). I agree with Patty.
Godfreydaniel about 18 hours ago
I always preferred Paul Bunyan to John…..
ladykat about 18 hours ago
True.
John Jorgensen about 18 hours ago
Is she trying to read it, as opposed to just reading it, because the bump on the head makes it harder for her to focus . . . or because it’s a tough book to slog through?
mindjob about 17 hours ago
You can’t understand books that old. Might as well try reading Canterbury Tales
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 17 hours ago
Switch to “Hans Brinker And His Silver Skates”
lnrokr55 about 14 hours ago
What, no War & Peace ??? ;-)
eddi-TBH about 9 hours ago
I’m with Patty on this one.
NaturLvr about 8 hours ago
No kidding, I tried reading it as a teenager. No thanks.
anncorr339 about 7 hours ago
Hope Mar is feels better soon