A Rare Random Post Like I'm always wishing to do
Mumma: You can borrow those boots, take them to your room. All my jeans are too
tight on the bottom to go over them, and when they're inside--
Me: --they rub.
Mumma: No. Too sexy for words.
I know my family is pretty chummy, but sometimes I wonder how in the world anyone could connect me with her unaided.
Not that I don't have my mouthy moments. Those times I'm just pretending to be a Crowe, though.
I do have her boots.
The zipper's busted on one, so while I was going to try, there will be no overpowering the masses with my footwear.
Loreena McKennitt...I really wasn't fond of The Visit because Lady of Shallott sounded monotonous, and the Tom Wait's style Greensleeves was far from my style, not to mention to the eerie tone being so accentuated. She really grew on me, though. Part of Aolon's soundtrack, definitely. Wish she'd gotten involved earlier in the process, too. Enya is fun, but she lacks the texture to be perfect for a spiritually charged (or so attempted) story.
I'm reading Queen's Play, after discovering my library had it after all! Just not marked as Vol. 2, or something to set me off the track. Somehow it's just awesome to hang with Lymond now I know his whole backstory. Or somewhat of it. I'm still a bit chary--I wouldn't marry him, which I can't say about many leading men in literature with such feeling--but he's got it bad when it comes to glamor.
Ah, the wailing of pipes... I have Outlander to prepare for Diana Gabaldon as Conestoga's Guest of Honor. I did not do this for Laurell K. Hamilton. ^_^
tight on the bottom to go over them, and when they're inside--
Me: --they rub.
Mumma: No. Too sexy for words.
I know my family is pretty chummy, but sometimes I wonder how in the world anyone could connect me with her unaided.
Not that I don't have my mouthy moments. Those times I'm just pretending to be a Crowe, though.
I do have her boots.
The zipper's busted on one, so while I was going to try, there will be no overpowering the masses with my footwear.
Loreena McKennitt...I really wasn't fond of The Visit because Lady of Shallott sounded monotonous, and the Tom Wait's style Greensleeves was far from my style, not to mention to the eerie tone being so accentuated. She really grew on me, though. Part of Aolon's soundtrack, definitely. Wish she'd gotten involved earlier in the process, too. Enya is fun, but she lacks the texture to be perfect for a spiritually charged (or so attempted) story.
I'm reading Queen's Play, after discovering my library had it after all! Just not marked as Vol. 2, or something to set me off the track. Somehow it's just awesome to hang with Lymond now I know his whole backstory. Or somewhat of it. I'm still a bit chary--I wouldn't marry him, which I can't say about many leading men in literature with such feeling--but he's got it bad when it comes to glamor.
Ah, the wailing of pipes... I have Outlander to prepare for Diana Gabaldon as Conestoga's Guest of Honor. I did not do this for Laurell K. Hamilton. ^_^