Set up for a joke, or for a drink? Your poor lambie! Is heI don't know what that is, but that's a great setup.
a)sick b) haunted/possessed or c) shaking it off?
Set up for a joke, or for a drink? Your poor lambie! Is heI don't know what that is, but that's a great setup.
Set up for a joke, or for a drink? Your poor lambie! Is he
a)sick b) haunted/possessed or c) shaking it off?
Mine is horchata. Sweet (sometimes overly so) with a little kick of spice. I know the long way to get to the end product (soaking and blending rice), but I often choose the shortcut (buying rice milk).
Nothing to see here, folks...
New question of the week, behold!
You can visit any fictional realm you want, but... you're going to be stuck there for 24 hrs. No getting out. Where would you go?
My obvious choice: Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
So long as it isn't the psychedelically creepy Gene Wilder version...
You can visit any fictional realm you want, but... you're going to be stuck there for 24 hrs. No getting out. Where would you go?
for me it would be into my own book. as the author going into my world and at a very personal level pressing the fabric of this place into my mind more that it currently is would be wonderful. to see the graceful spires of the high kings castle. the gates of Andera, the snows of the north, the fog and mist of the southern lands and forest. yes i would spend as much time as i could wondering in the world of my book.
Hands down, Narnia. Hello? Talking animals?
Rockweaver said:You can visit any fictional realm you want, but... you're going to be stuck there for 24 hrs. No getting out. Where would you go?
Middle-Earth. And 24 hours would be far too short of a time.New question of the week, behold!
You can visit any fictional realm you want, but... you're going to be stuck there for 24 hrs. No getting out. Where would you go?
My obvious choice: Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
So long as it isn't the psychedelically creepy Gene Wilder version...
If I have to choose only one location it must be J J Abram's Enterprise. I may have to stay in the Medbay for the first 12 hours but when I came out I'd be ready for another 70 years.
Okay folks, was off in the great Wild (i.e. went camping) and that got me thinking - which is sometimes a bad thing. But today it shall be good.
In the vein of last week's question, and inspired by this week's adventures,
In what fictional realm would you like to go "camping?" (Define that however works for you - anywhere from backpacking to "glamping" *coughs* wusses *coughs* to "roughing it" as my mother used to define it: no mint on the pillow. But it must be someplace where you can be "outdoors."
For me? Middle-Earth.
Post-Ring war, thank you very much. I want Ents, not orcs.
You can visit any fictional realm you want, but... you're going to be stuck there for 24 hrs. No getting out. Where would you go?
In what fictional realm would you like to go "camping?" (Define that however works for you - anywhere from backpacking to "glamping" *coughs* wusses *coughs* to "roughing it" as my mother used to define it: no mint on the pillow. But it must be someplace where you can be "outdoors."