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[bclatrix]

I voted :) andezekielfell (you should go vote for mine instead of a blog rate) (because I'm a big ball of indecision)

yeha just give me a link and ill be happy to ;)

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[wendigod]

People sing. Almost everyone dies.

I do not do musicals, oh my god. I just cheated and googled, is it les Miserables? #Luciferisacheaterwhoknew?Poorly describe a movie in my ask, and I will try to guess it. 

[58-mg]

Thank you all for the hugs and kindness I’m going to go to sleep now and I’ll answer everything else in the morning I love you all.

[nowingsnovak]

First BotM Winner and Runners Up!

Congratulations to ghoulcas for winning my October BotM!

Your fic is being written as we speak :P

Shout outs to the two Runners Up

hallowsamandriel

castielhastoomuchheart

Thank you to everyone who participated! I'll post the November BotM soon.

[dropyourfishandchips]

Happy Day

So, in March 2012, I made myself a deal:

If I could go one year without eating McDonald's, I would reward myself with a Barnes&Noble book-buying spree.

Now, to some people that might not be a big deal--but I had a major addiction.

Today, I finally had the spare funds to make this happen.

AND BOY DID IT HAPPEN.

Here are the books I bought:

Grimm's Complete Fairy Tales (7.98): I've read them all before, but I need a copy for making notes.

Edgar Allan Poe: Complete Tales and Poems (7.98): Another book for research, though I love me some Poe.

Sabbats: A Witch's Approach to Living the Old Ways by Edain McCoy (18.95): I've been eyeing this book for awhile, and--as it's Samhain--I thought the timing good.

Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons (19.99): Another I've read but didn't own.

The Daily Book of Art (22.95): A daily guide with exercises, lessons, and art history snippets. I'm excited!

The Land of Painted Caves by Jean M. Auel (8.99): I've read and reread the Earth's Children series for over a decade, and I can't wait to finish with this sixth novel, many years in the making.

Harry Potter: Film Wizardry (45.00): Easily my most expensive purchase, this guide includes such fun tidbits as a Hogwarts acceptance letter, an excerpt of Advanced Potion-Making, and a programme for the Yule Ball.

Lone Wolf by Jodi Picoult (16.00): I own nearly all of her books--this is just the newest addition.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams (13.95): One of my favourite plays.

The Bad Seed by William March (12.99): The play based upon this novel is one of the best I was ever in, so when I read the book, I had high hopes. They were definitely exceeded. March's narrative delves even deeper into the psychology of the characters. I basically bought this copy so I could take notes in the margins.

The Masks of God Volume I: Primitive Mythology by Joseph Campbell (21.00): I've been dying to start this series since I read The Power of Myth years ago. Now I can finally start!

After my Member discount and a coupon, I spent $201.43. DEFINITELY worth it. 

Probably no one cares about this post, but if you read this far, I hope you realise the intense levels of joy I feel right now.

Happy Halloween, motherfuckers.

[bclatrix]

Trick or treat :D

u can have this um candle

[primaryassetreese]

hallowsamandriel replied to your post: So I’m home, wasn’t over there as long as I...

I’m chilling at work, waiting to clock in (and protect everyone from ghosts while I’m at it. Not really prepared for the other stuff, but I could get us there.)

Ohh, you're ready for 'em huh? Awesome haha.

[raiseddean-archive]

TRICK OR TREAT!

YAY my first one.

Compliment; I love your blog and think you’re super duper sweet!

Enjoy your kit kat bars and a small portion of my soul!

Sent me trick or treat for a compliment, candy, and a part of my soul!