Congratulations to Raquel, and welcome to the world, Mallory James!
Between this good news and my friend's announcement that she just got engaged to her girlfriend, I am thinking today is a very auspicious day. I hereby resolve to seize the moment by doing my taxes and applying to grad school. Yikes!
Leaving right now, Perkins. I'm not sure exactly how long it will take to get to Aurelia's, but outer Chicago takes a little over 2 hours. I hope to be there no later than 1pm.
Cool, we will see you soon.
Perkins, if you sabotage my wireless network, you will get nothing but swiss cheese to eat....
Mine's already frelled - since you're around, maybe you can come over and try to work some reverse wireless mojo on it.
I don't have wireless, I have cable, but I have two computers, so Perkins can hang on one all day if she wants.
P-C, have you read any of the Rice vampire books? The early ones aren't bad for the genre, but I don't think I would have read them if they had been any other genre. It's odd, but there really doesn't seem to be a lot, certainly not 100s of examples, of what I consider good vampire fiction.
Ginger, I forgot that one.
Almare, I googled and could only come up with a regency that fit that title.
Congratulations to Raquel.
ION, my home inspection came back - there are 10 things they want fixed, plus they want $5K to get four other things fixed. I have no idea if this is bad, good, to be expected, or what. I'm meeting with my realtor tonight.
Argh. I really do not want this to end with me putting the house back on the market.
Deena, how about Dan Simmons' Carrion Comfort? The novel itself is kinda weak from all the stuff he added to make it book length, but the original short (novella?) was really tight and creepy.
This was an inspection that goes with an offer? I don't think I understood that.
how about Dan Simmons' Carrion Comfort? The novel itself is kinda weak from all the stuff he added to make it book length, but the original short (novella?) was really tight and creepy.
I agree with this assessment entirely (novella great! Novel not), but it wasn't about vampires.