Sir Woggleth Jr. (IV)
@woggle.bsky.social
Salutations! Sir Woggleth here; great-grandson of Sir Woggleth 1 (father of Woggology). My interests include: ✅ woggles, ✅ woggling around, ✅ woggle-doodle-doo, and ✅ ‘dancing the woggle.’ When not woggling you can find me quitely studying in my study.
A close second goes to Annie Zaleski’s magnum opus ‘Lady Gaga: Applause’: a riveting look at the life and career of Lady Gaga (one of humanity's most gifted musicians; best known as the singer of the ‘Pa-Pa-Pa-Poker Face’).
October 2, 2023 at 5:18 PM
A close second goes to Annie Zaleski’s magnum opus ‘Lady Gaga: Applause’: a riveting look at the life and career of Lady Gaga (one of humanity's most gifted musicians; best known as the singer of the ‘Pa-Pa-Pa-Poker Face’).
After careful consideration and much study, I have finally decided upon my favourite book.
I am hesitant to crown the winner just yet (it was a close race!) but for now the title tentatively goes to the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius (see: image of paperback edition, Penguin Classics, attached).
I am hesitant to crown the winner just yet (it was a close race!) but for now the title tentatively goes to the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius (see: image of paperback edition, Penguin Classics, attached).
October 2, 2023 at 4:58 PM
After careful consideration and much study, I have finally decided upon my favourite book.
I am hesitant to crown the winner just yet (it was a close race!) but for now the title tentatively goes to the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius (see: image of paperback edition, Penguin Classics, attached).
I am hesitant to crown the winner just yet (it was a close race!) but for now the title tentatively goes to the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius (see: image of paperback edition, Penguin Classics, attached).