What are you reading right now?

[BlackWidow]

Originally Posted by carrie721

lol. i dunno. the dude who rang me up at borders tonight said he had a friend who moved out of the country due to the political situation in ohio.

I swear..I could not do it..NY & LA are the best..that's all I know or even want to know!!!! My heart goes out to anyone in a Red State!!! Especially and most significantly a gay person....

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by BlackWidow

I swear..I could not do it..NY & LA are the best..that's all I know or even want to know!!!! My heart goes out to anyone in a Red State!!! Especially and most significantly a gay person....

ohio's technically not a red state, but it's definitely not 100% blue. i live in a liberal county ... but i run into people every day who are homophobic/misogynistic bastards. essentially, the closer you are to a big city, the better off you are. southern ohio is the worst ... i would never, ever, ever live there.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD

hmmm...so do I.

They make her behind look so arty.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by DavidMn

I wanna Borrow it when youre done!!!! Although I'm on a new med called Buspar that's supposed to help with that. We'el see how it works.

A friend of mine was on it after his son passed. It seemed to help him a lot. He was able to get through the days better.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by BlackWidow

^^^^
How does one even live in Ohio???

I saw Fleetwood there for the very first show of the SYW tour. It seemed like a nice little college town, very green, very middle class America. And then I went to this cool shopping development called Easton? I think. Instead of being inside like a mall the stores were in a main street fashion. The weather was warm, the men were very attentive, fell all over themselves to help me and upgraded me to a suite when I was checking in. They even let me use their business center after the show so I could come online and see what everyone else was saying about the show. I don't know that I could live there but it was lovely and I'd certainly go back and see FM there again.

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

I saw Fleetwood there for the very first show of the SYW tour. It seemed like a nice little college town, very green, very middle class America. And then I went to this cool shopping development called Easton? I think. Instead of being inside like a mall the stores were in a main street fashion. The weather was warm, the men were very attentive, fell all over themselves to help me and upgraded me to a suite when I was checking in. They even let me use their business center after the show so I could come online and see what everyone else was saying about the show. I don't know that I could live there but it was lovely and I'd certainly go back and see FM there again.

if you do, let me know!

we have a ton of those outdoor malls now. they're incredibly popular, and really revitalize an area when they open up.

[BlackWidow]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

I saw Fleetwood there for the very first show of the SYW tour. It seemed like a nice little college town, very green, very middle class America. And then I went to this cool shopping development called Easton? I think. Instead of being inside like a mall the stores were in a main street fashion. The weather was warm, the men were very attentive, fell all over themselves to help me and upgraded me to a suite when I was checking in. They even let me use their business center after the show so I could come online and see what everyone else was saying about the show. I don't know that I could live there but it was lovely and I'd certainly go back and see FM there again.

Well Chris..maybe that's because you are one HOT LADY!! (puff, puff)

[macmar71]

vanished~karen robards

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by carrie721

if you do, let me know!

I'd love to hang sometime. I ended up going to that show by myself.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by BlackWidow

Well Chris..maybe that's because you are one HOT LADY!! (puff, puff)

Touche'.

[catinthedark]

Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

I burned through Kite Runner - which was very good but incredibly depressing...I really liked it.

wasn't it just brilliant? i loved it, too, but i agree. one of the most depressing books i've ever read. i actually gasped out loud at one point.

i'm now re-reading another all time fave: feed my dear dogs, by emma richler.

[DrummerDeanna]

Originally Posted by catinthedark

wasn't it just brilliant? i loved it, too, but i agree. one of the most depressing books i've ever read. i actually gasped out loud at one point.

i'm now re-reading another all time fave: feed my dear dogs, by emma richler.

It was brilliant - it's rare that a book can make my literally cry - and this one did. I mean how can you not at some points? I am very glad that it had a somewhat redeeming ending....at least not one that did not leave me in the pit of depression

I will read it again at some point - more slowly - it was a real page-turner, I couldn't put it down!

[DrummerDeanna]

Still reading Roots....but I just had to share...I also watched the Star Wars trilogy this weekend and last night had a dream that Darth Vadar invaded Kunta Kinte's village...

The image of Darth striding around little huts has been making me chuckle all day.

That's all.

[carrie721]

[JazmenFlowers]

was just reading the back of a bottle of Dove Advanced Color Care Reviving Mask.