Cajungal
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Just a dorm haunted house that was set up on the bottom floor. But I scare easily so it was fucking terrifying. The decorations and make-up were actually really good.
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Probably.
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No matter - keep it rolling! I don't know where I'd travel first...i want to see everything. I guess I'm most curious about Japan.
Favorite adult beverage?
Favorite book?
Favorite book?
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Store it away for when my nieces come over. I'm not very crafty myself.[DOUBLEPOST=1444232149,1444232020][/DOUBLEPOST]
Bloody Mary, a nice red wine, or http://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/fresh-ginger-moscow-mule
Favorite book is hard... I love A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, and I read it over and over. But lately I've been enjoying Julian Barnes very much. I think right now my favorite book is When You are Engulfed in Flames.
Moscow Mule is a tasty beverage. Some would say too tasty.
Do you have reoccurring dreams/nightmares?
Do you have reoccurring dreams/nightmares?
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Ought to be easy to make there. Seemed like everyone used ginger as a landscaping plant, and stuff grows a little out of control.
Cajungal
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I often dream of beaches with strange, pure white stone structures all around. Theyre covered in cut-out windows that are perfectly round. The waters are often murky and shark-infested. Sometimes I walk along the beach until I see an oasis. The trees have really dark green leaves, and they cast all these spooky shadows. There's a hut with an old lady inside, but we've never spoken.
That sounds like the start of a really cool and spooky computer game.
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I haven't. Sell me on it!
(Not that it doesn't sound good--I just want to hear about why it's your favorite!)Well, I'm not good at selling things, but let me give it a shot. It's a sci fi thing, a sort of zombie apocalypse story (without the zombies). Written in the fifties, it's informed by the paranoia of that time, but in a subtle unobtrusive way. The characters are well developed and interesting. The writing is solid.
I don't know. It's one of the few books I've ever read more than once. Indeed, I pick it up every couple years to read it again (It helps there that its a short novel so I can go through it in a couple weeks of leisurely reading) and I continue to appreciate it in new ways.
I don't know. It's one of the few books I've ever read more than once. Indeed, I pick it up every couple years to read it again (It helps there that its a short novel so I can go through it in a couple weeks of leisurely reading) and I continue to appreciate it in new ways.
