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[Corin Stormhands]

Corin is a

[RosieCotton]

Ah, OK.

[JenB]

It'll be fun. Wish I knew when we'd be back... I'll probably come home and read and go to bed. Today hasn't been bad, but tomorrow's Wednesday and that's a dull day... only my uncle's coming in and I might see him tomorrow night. He'll be at our house during the day, while I'm working, and then at my grandmother's all evening, so I might have to go over there.

Ugh, it's turning into a busy week again.

[RosieCotton]

I have people coming to play music tonight, assuming we don't go over to that other guy's house again. And I was going to make dinner for my brothers...so I have that to do, too.

But later, I should have time for a glass of wine and some more reading. Reading has been very slow going lately...just haven't had much time.

[JenB]

You're on Goblet of Fire, right?

I'm really bummed, I was just starting to get into "Dracula" last night when the power went out. Oh well.

And... it's time to go! See you later.

[RosieCotton]

Yep, reading Goblet of Fire.

See ya later!

[Fedora]

I'm trying to read "Goblet of Fire" and "Dracula" at the same time! Kinda interesting to combine them together :)

[RosieCotton]

I've not read Dracula. Not sure I want to try. I don't handle horror very well. I did read Frankenstein, but that wasn't really horror. I still found it creepy, but...

[JenB]

Well, the first few chapters aren't that creepy. I'm sort of doing vampire-myth research so I thought I'd start with a classic....

Shh, I'm not really here. I'm getting ready to go (my hair only needs one hand at this point, though)

[RosieCotton]

Let me know how you like it. I'm kinda curious.

But...undead things just really disturb me.

[JenB]

Will do.

Ok, hair done, time to finish and fly. See you later!

[Fedora]

"Dracula" is a little scarier than "Frankenstein"--less SF and more horror. Incidentally they were both sort of inspired by a party the Shelleys and their friends had where they challenged each other to write a horror story. Mary W. Shelley came up with "Frankenstein" and one of their friends came up with a vampire story which later was an influence on "Dracula".

[2Jedismom]

I'm soaking my feet as we speak.

[Fedora]

Well, the first few chapters aren't that creepy. I'm sort of doing vampire-myth research so I thought I'd start with a classic....

I know you're not really here :) but when you are, here's a link you might find useful for that:

Vampires of the World

[Wneighbor]

I broke down and bought one of them callous scrubber things at WalMart.... but I ain't ever used it. I need to during the summer though.... I just don't.

[Darksheare]

LOL!
"I must bear these shoes alone!"

[2Jedismom]

A pumice stone? Oh, I love mine. It was the answer to prayer when I had that bad cracked open area.

I soak my feet in Aveeno bath and warm water, then scrub with the pumice stone, then slather with lotion, then either put on my socks and shoes or put on a pair of socks and go to bed.

My feet still get dry looking when I wear sandals, but at least they aren't painful like before.

[Wneighbor]

No. Not a pumice stone. I've used one of those for a long time. I got one of those other thingies.... Like a stick with sandpaper.

[RosieCotton]

Just about time to head home now. I'm gonna make a sort of lasagna for dinner...saw a recipe on another forum and decided it sounded good. You layer salsa and tortillas (whole wheat, since I'm doin' that diet) with a cottage cheese / sour cream mixture and ground beef, and chiles if you like 'em, sprinkle grated cheese on top, and bake it as a casserole. Nice and easy, and sounds like it could be tasty. My brothers are coming, so I get to make guinea pigs out of 'em. ;-)

[Corin Stormhands]

"Clever shoeses climb so high..."