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need to borrow a cat.
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and here I am again...
To tell you a long saga about my bed, which has a happy ending.
(No, not THAT kind of saga about my bed. But I'm glad that's where your mind went.)
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you know what bugs me?
Nobody ever talks about how vampires are short. In fact, they usually talk about how vampires are tall. It goes along with the dark, handsome, brooding thing. The only short vampires I can think of are the creepy child vampires that occasionally crop up (like Anne Rice's Claudia ( Read more... ) -
transitionally speaking...
it's been quite a while since I used this journal regularly.
I'm going to do some judicious pruning of the F-list while I'm here (for once). If you miss me, why not send me an email? There's a link in my profile.
Be well, sweet people.
ETA: Pruning is done. My main criteria was: "Have I seen you in the past few years? And if I saw you this ( Read more... ) -
further updateage
I have acquired, mostly by accident, an antique bed frame. (Yes, this also means I am no longer looking for a bed frame ( Read more... ) -
reminder: moving on Sunday
As a reminder, I am moving Sunday from Brookline to Somerville starting at one PM. All kinds of help, including sending good energy, are appreciated. Leave a comment with your email address if you need more details ( Read more... ) -
best books of 2011 collections
I'm sad to say that I didn't read so many great books this year. It was a stressful year for me, which meant a lot of trashy novels and rereading of old favorites. So, while I figure out whether it's worth trying to post a list of the few gems I did read, I am sharing with you some links to published lists that I personally like and have enjoyed ( Read more... ) -
another list of books I have read but not reviewed
I pretty much never have time to be on here anymore. If you want me to know something email is a better method these days, since I can check it on my phone while in transit.
Wild Ride by Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer. Strong B. It was funny without being too cute, and there were some plot twists I found very entertaining.
Ammie Come Home by ( Read more... ) -
living space needed in Boston area
I am looking for a new place to live starting anytime in January. This could be a one-bedroom apartment or a room in someone else's apartment ( Read more... ) -
How Firm a Foundation by David Weber
Title: How Firm a Foundation
Author: David Weber
Series: Safehold #5. And here I feel I must point out that the enemy they have to overcome - the Church - before they build up their tech base to fight the real enemy - the Gbaba - is still not vanquished. How long does Weber intend to make this series? FFS.
Genre: Science fiction.
Setting: The ( Read more... )