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Happy Birthday Elaine
Obsidian: Reflects one's flaws and presents clear picture of necessary changes; grounding and protective.
Rainbow: A "stone of pleasure" that brings gratification and enjoyment to one's life; allows recognition of one's spiritual nature; good of "gazing", especially regarding matters of love, relationships, and total development of one's etheric and ( Read more... ) -
Meet me at the picnic area, by the flamingos ...
Harry couldn't fault Elaine for being confused by his sudden early morning proposal. It had even take him by surprise, though, that didn't mean it hadn't been sincere. He didn't regret proposing and certainly was satisfied by the answer, but there had been room for improvement there and he still hadn't given her a proper ring after all ...
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Happy Birthday to my favorite vampiress.
You look great for your age.
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Hurry up already ...
053. TEN Things that you wish didn't take so long.
Making Potions.
Depending on the potion it can take a long time to gather the ingredients (then theres cost, nightshade for example, tripled in price since I've been a full fledged wizard), then you have to assemble said ingredients, and not screw up brewing the potion. Evocation is quick, easy and ( Read more... ) -
Grave Peril quote
"I'd hate to find out that the universe really wasn't conspiring against me. It would jerk the rug out from under my persecution complex." -
Quote from Fool Moon.
It seemed so empty to me, at that moment. Meaningless to be a hero. I felt burned on the inside, as though the fire I had hurled at the creature had scoured away all the gentle feelings that had been there and left a fallow ground behind where only red emotions could flourish. -
TV Dialogue
Murphy: So help me if I find out you had anything to do with this ...
Harry: Murphy I'm not responsible for every single weird thing that happens in Chicago.
Murphy: Just most of them. -
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((Anyone interested in reading about how Harry got his hand injury can click here.))
I slipped into the cramped confines of what I generously referred to as the bathroom in my apartment. Halting at the sink, I reached for the faucet, turning the rusty knob slowly with my right hand. I watch the water dribble into the basin of the sink and down the ( Read more... )
