Ok, this is too cool: Caterpillars of Death! [link]
Willow ,'Storyteller'
Spike's Bitches 25 to Life
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Always. I meant to say always works.I feel so predictable.
Caterpillers of Death pretty much describes my day. But in a good way.
Off to let my parents feed me. Should I order dessert?
Off to let my parents feed me. Should I order dessert?
Duh.
Yes to dessert, Cass.
Back from Annabel's 15-month checkup. She's maintaining her growth trajectory, is apparently just fine on speech skills for her age, and she impressed the nurse and doctor with her coordination and inquisitiveness.
Caterpillers of Death pretty much describes my day. But in a good way.
Brought you out of your shell, did they?
Now I want Teucher and that mushed Spader/Sutherland guy.
There is a group at my church tonight to discuss God's Politics. I have been looking forward to this for weeks. But I just borrowed HP6 from a friend who was donating an extra copy to the library, and have to get it into the library this week, so all I want to do is go home and read. What to do! Ack!
libkitty, that looks like an interesting group. I like what I've read of Wallis (mostly interviews).
Back from Annabel's 15-month checkup. She's maintaining her growth trajectory, is apparently just fine on speech skills for her age, and she impressed the nurse and doctor with her coordination and inquisitiveness.
That's great, Susan. Were you satisfied with their reasons? No hand waving by them?
Teucher champagne truffles are sex in chocolate form. Amazing sex...
Ooh, Gus sent me some of those last summer. Fabulous.
Whoot!Annabel!
that looks like an interesting group. I like what I've read of Wallis (mostly interviews).
I think so too, Cindy, hence the quandary. I have read the first 200 pages of Harry Potter. Of course, they're just organizing and discussing the intro today. I could just hop in next week, right?!
Perhaps I'll call the organizer to find out. That actually makes sense, I think.
eta: I thought that was going to get me out of it, but no such luck. I think it is going to be a late night tonight, with very little Harry Potter. I'll have to see if I can keep the book over the weekend.
She's maintaining her growth trajectory,
This reminds me of the Tick. "Babies, chum: tiny, dimpled, fleshy mirrors of our us-ness, that we parents hurl into the future, like leathery footballs of hope. And you've got to get a good spin on that baby, or evil will make an interception!"