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Drum. -Tov --- Ever have a dream you were awake and scare the heck out of yourself?

(Oy... double-posting! I'll answer you, if you answer my question...that work out?) ...or would I answer? No. Yeah. ...Hell, ask Tasia. -Tov To Joe: Tov . -Piers --- How did ...

I'll dodge, thanks. -Tov --- What is your most vivid memory? (Is it from your childhood...or adult life?)

Fall . -Tov --- Rather be too cold or too warm? Why?

People. ...who can't think. Well, most people, right? -Tov --- Does falling scare the devil out of you, or is it rather fun? Anything in between?

Poor. Poor as dirt. Probably. Who would know though? -Tov --- What inclines you trust someone from first acquaintance?

Grieve. Break down and sob. Beat my head on the wall. ... All right. Ha. I could though, right? -Tov --- What's the question that's been nettling you most for ...

In Caer Calen, the mages are philosophers, careless in their enumeration of dark and light, evil and well. Always in balance they say - beyond whatever some choose to do ...

"A group of alchemists use their new skills to slowly 'replace' the old monarchy." What with the summary, following, I like the sound - seems to have a good source ...

...Lobster. Wait. You - meant that honestly? Did you know I'm not stupid? - Tov -- Rather be a soldier of a spy?

It's a good exercise, DD. ^_^ I've done something similar myself...though I'm not sure if consciously. I journal; take images, thoughts from the day and wind it into something. Timing ...

I never found 1984 all that disturbing, probably because it didn't seem too unrealistic or impossible; having studied psychology and sociology, what was disturbing was how much that kind of ...

...Just finished Pride and Prejudice - and I never thought of having such a good time reading Jane Austen. Though I hadn't ever read anything of hers before (brilliant judgement ...

Beware the flatland's brambled sceptres. The waving stalks, spined, draw blood and leave their poison. (It's true - very neat idea, Arvy. ^_^)

Whether a romantic or not, I don't think I could ever stand reading the ...'romance' novels so-called. In general, I don't read much fluff. I'd rather reread Dostoyevsky (honestly). So ...