Remember Chumbawamba? No reason

[nevermore_66]

I was arrested on charges of journal neglect.

And conspiracy to commit journal neglect.

And general slothdom.

And polygamy. But those charges were dropped as authorities discovered that my wives were all well over the legal age, and all in my head. Too soon?

I agreed to a plea bargain. This includes regular use of this blog as well as other

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[purplejoy716]

You should be able to ship it to the store. And if your purchase is $25 or more, it'd be free shipping anyway.

[purplejoy716]

Um...I haven't been on the website, so if you can't find it, yeah, just go into the store. Let me look for you.

[purplejoy716]

Good to hear back from you here in the blogging world. Yay for pirate hats! I really don't know what else to say here...

[nevermore_66]

Hey there :)

Sometimes "Yay for pirate hats!" is all that needs to be said.

How are the holidays treating you?

[purplejoy716]

I'm suffering monetarily, but good nevertheless. Darn Barnes and Noble giving me so few hours. But I still like the job. I'm looking into getting a job with a tutoring center.

And you? And would the job in Norway actually take you to Norway? You would be missed.

[nevermore_66]

Awwww thanks :)

Yes, it would involve moving to Norway...but that is after a very long list of If's.

[genenda]

You didn't know that the best coffee in the world has been pre-digested? Personally, I wouldn't care to spend hundreds of dollars on something that has already been through the digestive system of some feline/rodent (some sources compare the animal to a cat, others to a rodent of some kind). I learned about it a few weeks before I started working at the coffee shop. Sabra doesn't sell kitty poo, though.

Congratulations on the Nightmare Before Christmas article!

[nevermore_66]

It's cool. I'm feeding Dunk'n Donuts coffee beans to the neighborhood cats and waiting to reap the rewards.

It's going to be soooooo good!

[genenda]

I once thought of sending Sabra a joke letter, offering to rent out a cat to feed coffee beans to. I might save it for April Fools.

[mrs_borglum]

Reading aloud was the norm until just last century. Books were expensive, literacy rates low, schooling scarce, and families large, so even in novels themselves you get scenes of people reading novels and newspapers aloud (as well as the usual sermons, poetry, etc.). Audiobooks are my friend during holiday baking/grading marathons (i.e., right now). I liked the Neil Gaiman story we heard, though I was not as fond of the ensuing nightmares.

[nevermore_66]

Glad you liked it :)

My iPod is my own personal storyteller now.