Baaaa.....meme sheep.

[fey_puck]

I found a book I had thought long gone. It made me happy. Like discovering a missing child behind your mother's old curio cabinet after a year with no word.

Only maybe not as joyous, all things considered.

Comments

[pixee_led]

Do you have any tattoos?
Three...or five, depending on how you view it.

This is a very intriguing response. *smiles*

[fey_puck]

Well, one of them is technically three seperate tattoos...so I'm not sure if that counts as one or the other *grins*

[sleepkills]

That child would be dead and rotting.

[fey_puck]

One more reason why books are preferable to children! They are far more sturdy! Like a lobster!

[iamthewind]

Wouldn't the child be dead? That's a BAD thing! I fear finding dead, mummified bodies >_>

[fey_puck]

Honestly, you and Mike. Such Negative Nacys!

I wouldn't mind the mummified part. Finding normal dead bodies creeps me out. Like....'oh, that person is just sleeping...with his eyes open....and no breathing...OHGAWD!'

Did you finish Breakfast Club?! =D

[iamthewind]

I read a story (fiction I think...) about a bride playing hide-n-seek on her wedding day. She hid in a trunk in the attic and they never found her, believing she ran off. There was a sketch of a mummified bride sitting in a trunk on the first page. Scarred me, you see.

Also I was liking Breakfast Club... until they all ended up with each other. After that I was too annoyed to like it >_>

[fey_puck]

Hey! I know that story! Me and Cristal were basing a story off of it =D

Yeah, I hate the ending up part. But I think that was a trend in the 80s/early 90s. Now everything is about not-so-neat endings.

Except for a certain long series where school love becomes life-long marriage. Gah.