And that ID bracelets with a guys name on them were romantic.
We're Literary 2: To Read Makes Our Speaking English Good
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."
And that Scottish accents are sexy.
You couldn't figure that out on your own, you had to learn it from a book?
Me too! Although I never remembered, just like Trixie.
I cheated.
You couldn't figure that out on your own, you had to learn it from a book?
I was nine, not hopscotching around the world meeting fake Scottish con men, missy.
And the lady lawyer put the Scottish smackdown on JZ!
(I just wanted to say "Scottish smackdown." Hee.)
I was nine, not hopscotching around the world meeting fake Scottish con men, missy.
Hey, there, little miss sassymouth, I was nine too! I was just nine and sick a lot and spending my sick days curled up in front of the TV listening to the dreamy fake Scottish guy on my mom's favorite soap.
Then I turned ten and threw over the TV Scot for Mr Rochester in this edition of Jane Eyre.
The December Locus mentions that Jacqueline Carey has just sold the Imriel trilogy, featuring characters from the Kushiel books, to Warner
V. cool!
And I, too, read Trixie Belden books as a kid, that had belonged to my much older cousins...I remember when they all seemed so OLD, as TEENAGERS, they were so far beyond my ken...
Nail polish on silver, milk-soaked bread in hamburgers, and cyanide in apple seeds. Not that I've ever used any of this information at any point in my life, but it's been burned into my brain for all eternity. I never understood the silkscreening though.
Trixie Belden was the source of one of my read-but-never-spoken mispronounced words: jalopy. For years I thought it was JALL-uh-pee.
Me too, Jesse.