DPP: Good Day Friendlies
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I’ve noticed a few new faces, er you know what I mean, posting here at
no_takebacks so I thought it was time for a quick friending/introduction meme. So here goes:
Name/Callsign:
Age/Location (if you want):
When did you know Kara&Lee were you ship?
Favorite other character(s):
Favorite episodes/scenes:
Next best ship:
Favorite book, movie and song:
Anything else you'd like to share?
I would also like to introduce my co-host for the Pigeon. I don’t know how I missed him during
taragel recent things that will always be linked to BSG post because I cannot take pigeons seriously anymore. As it turns out, as the mother of small children, I end smirking a lot at the Pigeon stories of Mo Willems because he’s kind of a super annoying pigeon who wants to drive a bus and eat hotdogs and such.
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Name/Callsign:
Age/Location (if you want):
When did you know Kara&Lee were you ship?
Favorite other character(s):
Favorite episodes/scenes:
Next best ship:
Favorite book, movie and song:
Anything else you'd like to share?
I would also like to introduce my co-host for the Pigeon. I don’t know how I missed him during
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Date: 2011-03-16 08:23 am (UTC)As for overseas holidays- that is pretty much exactly what I had planned but in reverse! I want to start in Istanbul, head south, take a westerly turn at Petra in Jordan, head across Egypt and into the Mahgreb, check out Tunisia, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, skip over Gibraltar and finish at the Alhambra. It's like THE big trip I HAVE to make before I die. I'm just really hoping the political situation in those countries calms down before I'm too old to make a journey like that.
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Date: 2011-03-16 05:04 pm (UTC)Yeah, I think The English Patient is one of those books where all the elements align in some irrepeatable alchemy. Amazing when it happens, but leaves all the rest of the stuff the author does a little flat. :/