What time is love?

Yep, Friday! Craaaaaazy question filled Friday!
This is your chance, baby, get out on the dance floor and shine! Three! Two! One! Ask!

Every day I read the book

So yesterday the History Book Club (unaffiliated with the Hitler Channel) sent me a catalogue and said "Here, have four books for four bucks because we hate you and you don't have enough books!"
There does not appear to be a monthly 'we send you another catalogue and then send you a book if you forget to tell us you don't want to pay $45 for it', just a note saying 'you know, if you don't order anything for six months, we reserve the right to stop sending you catalogues'.
Ooo. Doc Holliday, by Gary Roberts....

I called my congressman

And oh yeah, I forgot to mention:
Congratulations to Gabrielle Giffords, who is not only not yet married to a genuine astronaut but also picked up her party's nomination to run for the Arizona CD-8 seat in the House of Representatives, against Randy Graf.

List for my own purposes

1776 -- David McCullough
A Crack in the Edge of the World -- Simon Winchester
Exploration and Empire -- William H. Goetzman
Oh What a Slaughter -- Larry McMurtry
The Scratch of the Pen (1763) -- Colin G. Calloway
Scotland, a History -- Jenny Wormald
Fighting Techniques of the Medieval World -- Bennett, DeVries, Bradbury, Dickie, Jestice
American Prometheus -- Bird and Sherwin
Doc Holliday the Life and Legend -- Gary L. Roberts
Team of Rivals, the Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln -- Doris Kearns Goodwin
A World Undone, the Story of the Great War -- GJ Meyer
*Illustrated History of the First World War -- John Keegan
Revolutionary Characters, What Made the Founders Different -- Gordon Wood
The Great Deluge, Hurricane Katrina New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast -- Douglas Brinkley
The Terror -- David Andress
The Oxford History of Christian Worship -- Geoffrey Wainwright and Karen Westerfield Tucker
*Lost Scriptures -- Bart D. Ehrman
*Lost Christianities -- Bart D. Ehrman