Willow ,'Showtime'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
now we can buy not only make up tips but the Twilight Line!
You want a Twilight make up tip? Here: If you're wearing white face makeup in a vampire movie (or anywhere, really), BLEND IT PAST YOUR JAWLINE. YOU ARE NOT A MIME. ALSO APPLY IT TO YOUR GODDAMN EARS.
(I am not commenting about Twilight-themed clothing, other than to gently snark that I see that Nordstrom now takes their fashion cues from Hot Topic. That's so ... very.)
If you're wearing white face makeup in a vampire movie (or anywhere, really)
Or dark makeup...say, if you are Adam Ant and wearing a midriff-baring top, and everyone's wondering if you are wearing a white t-shirt underneath because those abs are not even the same race as your face.
heh ... at jury duty the other day one juror called for a panel had the last name "Ant" and I immediately thought "Adam?"
I just finished reading Julie and Julia. It made me want a Project. Not necessarily cooking, but some sort of Project like that.
Another rather good Twilight themed t-shirt (also not "...and then Buffy staked Edward. The end." Which remains my very favourite.)
Edward before he was sparkly...
Sophia I'm a bad library patron and I've run up large fines before.
The library forgave one of the fine the first time it was really big, they offered to do it. Then I discovered that when I got a library card (after not having gone for so long) they misspelled my last name in the computer and after almost a year when I used my ID to check out I discovered there was a fine that was years and years old. That one they didn't forgive but I was able to pay it off gradually. I think every time I checked out books I made a small payment on it.
That one was books that I hadn't returned and since lost. Probably 5 books and the fine was like $90.
And THAT, right there, is why I do not use libraries. Much as I approve of them.
Thank yo askye. I haven't returned yet, but I will on Monday or Tuesday.
The Buffistas, as a group, would make a fascinating sociological study for librarians.
I can do the library when I get in the groove. Right now, I'm all caught up with fines, and I'm going regularly because I'm taking Sara for the program once a week, and being able to renew online is making a HUGE difference.
The problem for me is when I slip up and keep something late. I'll always return my books, but at that point, like, in the dead of night, in the book drop. And then I don't want to pay the fine, or I can't afford to pay the fine, and it becomes a Whole Big Thing.