hahahaha, I love it!

I'll have to get that book Four Past Midnight. I am not sure if I have ever read it before. "Dr Sleep" is a strange book so far. It's entertaining but it is a very distant departure from The

well i guess that could be true if I gave her the entire pizza. She just got a few bits of the crust and that is essentially bread

yeah, I got really lucky to have such a good doggy friend.

it's called the "Dirty Boy" and I ordered it just because of the silly name. I honestly have no idea what was on it but it was good!

she gets a lot of attention everywhere we go. People are often a bit let down because Nadi is not a "cuddle doggo" and she mostly wants people to say hi and then go away. haha

pizza can kill a dog? huh?

if you want to read a book that terrified me more than anything else I have ever written read "Pet Semetary" by Steven King. Even if you have already seen the movie it is a good read just like

This film was just ok in my book. IT seemed like it could have been a Black Mirror episode but less dark. Emma Watson just can't seem to catch a break post Harry Potter. Her movies are always kind of lukewarm

This made me think of a movie called Pacific Heights where Michael Keeton plays a charismatic psycho who rents an apartment and then proceeds to destroy it and terrorize the owners.

I subscribed to multiple PC magazines when I was in college. It was a unique time in the world because internet was starting to become widespread, but it wasn't near powerful enough for people to give

That first one looks like every single baby birthday party of anyone in my family in the 70's. I think it was a law that every kid needed to wear those cute overalls on a regular basis.

A long time ago I was eating mangosteen on the porch of my then house and I opened one and a centipede that was living inside the fruit somehow crawled out of the rind and down my arm. I have been afraid

I only recently started to have the ability to remain focused on a book long enough to get through them in a week or less. For me, it also depends a great deal on the author. On a Kindle I am more likely

I have found that reaching out to people I lost touch with doesn't usually result in very much. Just a rather uncomfortable list of what we have been up to. This is more futile in my situation than other

I'll check out Storm of the Century. I'm sure that would be really interesting. Thanks!

I'm currently reading Dr. Sleep and it seems really "out there" to me and doesn't really have a great deal to do with the first one. Still though, King has a way of writing that can keep me engaged

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I think I will need to get a lot better to qualify for that. Our current champion bowled over 200 in one game this past week.

for sure. I have an unusual way of bowling as well and can't always determine what it is that works and what doesn't. A practice session with notes is probably in order.