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Owletta says

I love mermaids

posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )

keyadutt says

Why are you, Mermaid, of all maids, puzzled by my fondness for Murakami?

posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

rocinanterojo says

Howz life in Paris? I escaped from Texas to the Napa Valley and now Mendocino. Carrie's Story sounds up my tree. Any similar to recommend?

posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

shannon says

I was wondering if you have read Panic Snap yet. I just saw the reviews on Amazon and I can't belive how many people hated it.

posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )

shannon says

Venus Butterfly was writen by anonymous. Hear is the isbn to look it up 156201434x

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shannon says

I was looking at your shelf. You may like Venus Butterfly if you havn't already read it (It's like Memoirs of a Geisha if it was graphic erotica)

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shannon says

De Sade is one of my favorites. I have to say the same thing about Justine. I think I was 12 or 13 when I picked it up.

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shannon says

I think your the only other person I haver ever know thats read Panic Snap, Carrie's Story, & Safe Word. I hope you enjoy the group.

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Akubi says

Mary Mer, Where have you been?

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jillmarie says

Yes, why it's absolutely the most brilliant book by Rushdie (IMHO)...Midnights Children. Grab a copy, shut off your mobile and landlines phones and dive in...I'm never one to spoil a plot for anyone...but here's some notes on the book. It won the Booker of Bookers - Best fictional book in 25 years. It's an amazing story and of course, his play with language is always brilliant..again...IMHO.

http://www.usp.nus.edu.sg/post/pakistan/literature/rushdie/mcov.html

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jillmarie says

Throwing a bar of philly creme cheese into the mashed set-up always works for me. Great comfort food. Okay, so something about books might be in order. Rushdie -- Which one of his works are you most impressed with? Least?

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jillmarie says

Throwing a bar of philly creme cheese into the mashed set-up always works for me. Great comfort food. Okay, so something about books might be in order. Rushdie -- Which one of his works are you most impressed with? Least?

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Pandora Caitiff says

"intriguing, funny and slightly scary"? Thank you!
What's in my box? A surprise if you cant read the signs!
I like your picture. Is it from a carousel?

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jillmarie says

Potatoes are tasty!...LOL....Especially the little red ones.

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Lenon says

If you go outdoors can you hear that Ry Cooder twang?

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jillmarie says

Hmm..North Carolina? What can I say? Chapel Hill is fabulous..home of UNC. I'm not a native. Am actually from Annapolis, Maryland...lived in Washington DC for 12 years..then skipped over to the UK (London) and stayed there for four years. I miss the UK. Paris Texas ehh? I don't much about that area of the country. I've never been to Texas, but I've heard you have killer barb-b-que..LOL...North Carolina is so conservative politically, but I'm trying to change hearts and minds 1 day at a time...LOL...I hope this finds you having a magic week and finding time to read something interesting.

Warm regards....JillMarie

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emptyvoices says

I'm also curious about the absinthe thing. I take it you've tried it? Is it as crazy as they say it is - hallucinations etc?

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emptyvoices says

Why, thank you! Does it help that I'll be 21 in only a month?

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