Sorry to spam the f-list with this, but I need your help, if you don't mind?
One of the stories I want to read for the December podcast is Far off Fields: A Christmas Tale by Fearthainn. I've tried contacting her through the website, but sometimes those messages don't go through. Does anyone know her well enough to send a personal email on my behalf? Pretty Please?
*bats eyelashes*
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p.s. Hairspray comes out on DVD today. *giggles and runs to the store*
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Sorry babe. Have you checked the email on her LJ profile page? You could go with the livejournal.com one (since it's a paid account it SHOULD be forwarded) or there is always her hotmail one.... just a thought. ;)
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I just know of her, and we may have had four or five comment exchange on someone's journal.
But hark! A Bastion of Hope appeareth!
It is a shiny can of spam!
[points to icon]
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You're delightfully quirky, you are.
(You don't actually eat that, do you?)
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You're delightfully quirky, you are.
[beams]
(You don't actually eat that, do you?)
While I have been known to sample animal offal and various pluck articles from time to time, it is generally either identifiable as the part of the animal that it is (was?) or was coarsely ground into that lovely meatloaf-like dish that we all love with Tatties and Neeps. I do not generally make a habit of eating the squishy innards, (Thanksgiving and whenever I'm in Scotland, generally) and I have a moratorium on pink blocks of... [goes to FDA website] Meat and water product.
I think that you'll find that I don't screw around when it comes to food. If I want ham, I'll have ham. Even if it means making a special trip to the store. (or killing someone's pig... that way you get the bacon and the barbeque too.) :D
I generally use that icon for when I post picspam in my own journal, and for when I do strange and off-the-wall posts like that one. [points up]
I do, however, like the Spam song, and I fight email spam on a daily basis as part of my boring computer job. :D
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So, haggis, then? Was it Mike Myers that said, "All Scottish cuisine is based on a dare"?
I'm a vegetarian, not because I'm sensitive, or won't eat anything with a face (because really, I live in Texas and my husband is a hunter; what chance would I have?), but because I feel better when I don't eat meat. When I did, I liked for it to be recognizable. A little.
I'm a bit of a foodie, myself, love to cook, and learned long ago not to eat it if I didn't really want it.