Mulder and Scully (X-Files).  Followed closely by Brennan and Booth (Bones).  Connor and Abby, too (Primeval).  And then maybe Buffy and Spike (Buffy the Vampire Slayer).

I think The Snow Queen, partly because I had (have--in a box packed away somewhere) this fabulous book with gorgeous illustrations and a really cool 3D picture on the front.  I also liked Snow White because I thought she was pretty smart to go hide in the woods.  And Cinderella because who *wouldn't* love a pumpkin that turns into a coach and all ( Read more... )

And so, all the night-tide, I lie down by the side
Of my darling- my darling- my life and my bride,

From "Annabel Lee" by Edgar Allan Poe.  Gives me shivers every time...

This is hard!  I was going to answer the DVD one yesterday and never got around to it.  (Halloween--the original; Independence Day; Grease; Mr. and Mrs. Smith; Iron Man.  In case you're curious.)

Okay, on to the books.  The much revised list in its final form:

Moonlight & Vines--Charles de Lint
The Ivory and the Horn--Charles de Lint
The Great Book of ( Read more... )

I guess I'll answer this one because people have actually asked me about this in the past.  And because a few people have thought it was about money (because "l'argent" is French for "money").

Argent=Latin for "silver."  Silver, for me=Moon.  And it's pure in my mind, more so than gold (don't really quite know why). And Arhianrhod is one of my ( Read more... )

Ghosts.  Yeah, I know they don't actually fall under the purview of cryptozoology, but they are my favorite paranormal creature.  Imagine if we could find a way to really communicate with them!  We could find out all of the answers to so many historical questions!  It would be very exciting if they really existed and we could find some way to ( Read more... )

Pirates vs. ninjas.  Duh.