Comments | greygirlbeast: Have your squid and eat it, too.

greygirlbeast

Have your squid and eat it, too.

Dec 22, 2009 12:23

A few minutes ago, Spooky said, "I think if the Crawling Chaos offered me an apple, I'd have to run the other way." Which makes quite a bit more sense if you've seen my "Miskatonic Valley Yuletide Faire" T-shirt (thank you, Black Phoenix Alchemy Labs), and I know you probably haven't ( Read more... )

cephalopodmas, doh, solstice, snow, gaming, deacon, subpress, the ammonite violin, richard kirk, solitary wicca, lovecraft

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lastwordy_mcgee December 22 2009, 16:32:35 UTC

Lovecraft's house has no holiday decorations. Somehow, that fits, especially considering what life may hve been like for him, when he lived on Angell Street.

I am so intrigued by Providence. When is the best time to visit, in your opinion?

greygirlbeast December 22 2009, 16:46:01 UTC

When is the best time to visit, in your opinion?

Well, depends. I prefer the summers, though Spooky's most fond of autumn. Winter's nice, so long as there's snow on the ground. However, I've yet to notice any evidence of an actual spring.

vulpine137 December 22 2009, 16:37:11 UTC

I miss houses in the North East. They look like they have character and personality. Here in Texas they mostly just seem to have pricetags.

greygirlbeast December 22 2009, 16:46:39 UTC

Here in Texas they mostly just seem to have pricetags.

Oh, they have price tags here...

vulpine137 December 22 2009, 16:49:34 UTC

I know, I remember housing pricing on Long Island 20 years ago, I can't imagine what they're like now. But at least you got some personality for your hard earned equity.

cucumberseed December 22 2009, 16:38:05 UTC

Merry Cephalopodmas!

sovay December 22 2009, 17:53:00 UTC

Merry Cephalopodmas!

. We made it as far as the house at 599/597 Angell Street that was Deacon and Emmie's house in Daughter of Hounds.

That's wonderful.

derekcfpegritz December 22 2009, 17:53:40 UTC

As a close personal...uh, acquaintance of the Crawling Chaos, I can tell you that when It offers you an apple, things are all good. (Usually. At least 92.4% of the time.) But if It offers you a pineapple, just politely decline and then get out of whatever town or city you're living in as quickly as you possibly can.