Comments | qe2: this is a test. this is only a test. If this were a real post, it would be Tuesday. And Belgium.

qe2

this is a test. this is only a test. If this were a real post, it would be Tuesday. And Belgium.

Mar 23, 2008 22:53

Trying out an app I just downloaded on the recommendation of this here ZDNet writer, a rara avis of the software world: a Microsoft-related program that seems actually to work. (Windows Live Writer, for those of you following along at home.) Verdict's not in yet, but the prosecution's putting on a mighty convincing case, and the defense may just ( Read more... )

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china_shop March 24 2008, 04:55:25 UTC

GLOMP! (Another thing that starts with G. ;-)

qe2 March 24 2008, 11:48:49 UTC

EEEK! How could I have forgotten one of my favorite G things? *is appalled at self* *glomps you back happily and wishes for transporter*

jamethiel_bane March 24 2008, 06:09:54 UTC

I like stained glass too! Particularly the ones that are all Art Deco and sinuous. Mmmmm. Curves.

GLACIERS! I like glaciers. They're blue! (well. Turquoise).

Glazed ANYTHING. I do a wonderful apple tart with a brown sugar, spice and brandy glaze. And there's this cake shop in Acland St that does brandy snaps (filled with chocolate mousse) in a toffee glaze! NOM NOM NOM.

qe2 March 24 2008, 11:50:52 UTC

That is a most beautiful and apposite icon. *applauds*

Ooh, glaciers. Good call. And I've actually seen some of those, as my family took a (rather dreadful but very pretty) vacation several years ago to three national parks in California and one of them still boasted stacks of imposing ice in JUNE (which is typically, y'know, warm and balmy in many bits of the US).

As to the pastry point: I am coming to live at your house for dessert. And then we are going to the Acland Street bakery for snacks. Yis. *nods firmly*

spuffyduds March 24 2008, 12:30:04 UTC

I vote for the "tabbouleh" spelling. Because it has inadvertently acquired a lolcat aura. "Kitteh noms tabbouleh. MEH."

rhiannon_jehane March 24 2008, 16:27:50 UTC

Geysers. I've never actually seen one (not yet, anyway), but the idea makes me happy: the Earth exuberantly spitting water in glee.

I love that -- it's the most charming description of geysers I have ever read. I will always see geysers in that light now -- thank you!

Re: Gliding meepkitty March 24 2008, 22:41:46 UTC

Or, if you were a die-hard Band Geek in HS. The fellow who wound up being drum major for all four years walked down the hall like that. So did my favorite band teacher. :)

Canadian Geese are beautiful and MEAN! My parents have three and have to be careful with them. The African geese are much more friendly. And, the peafowl spook too easily to be personable.

Miss you!

*hugs*