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coruscate...scintillate. Damn decisions, decisions.

Theo and I might have an idea, but this time he will step aside and leave the field to others. He will only whisper suggestions in my ear.

*shrugs* Let me consult with more knowledgeable people.

ditto

Yes and I loved it!

Now I'm curious: What's gurgitate?

Both have been slowly savored and enjoyed, the second is my favorite maybe because Sagittarius is my zodiac sign ( I know I know unscientific )

I'd prefer a hot toddy today.

I always write haphazard wrong.

Unless

Makes me always smile. Using parley in everyday life is always fun.

I can relate although winter seems to skip my part of the world this year, some icy rain, minus 5 °C has been the worst we had to endure. What bothers us the most is the lack of light. But: The animals have begun to shed their thick fur and I heard the geese coming back a week ago. Spring is around the corner.

My first thought ' Coruscant'. The name makes sense now.

Makes me think of the perpetuum mobile, a fascinating idea IMO.

Not the Apple Is it a personal flaw of mine that I never connect the nice, sweet, tart apple with sin? In fact your poem made me realize that I reject the whole original sin concept. I won't bore you with a philosophical or even religious discourse, but I want to thank you for showing me that part of me. Overwintering Powerful imagery. The Last of Them Lets me look at the collection of crystal stars decorating my windows. It's a way to color life, especially in winter with its low sun Thank you for these.

It's such an onomatopoetic word it's easy to memorize at least for wolf ears.

My cats nod knowingly.

I started with Porcupines. After I finished it I knew I had a new favorite author. The Art of Being Gay is still my favorite. And Jager will always be special to me as I had the honor to beta it and something I gave him inspired Cole to write the story. Better read all his stories, though.

That's why I started to read the books.

All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness The All Souls Trilogy is a three-book series written by Deborah Harkness, a professor of history who teaches European history and the history of science at the University of Southern California . The first book in the series, A Discovery of Witches was published on February 8, 2011 and became a New York Times Best Seller upon its release. The sequel, Shadow of Night was first published on July 10, 2012. The third book in the series, The Book of Life was published on July 15, 2014 in hardback, e-book, and audiobook. The books follow the story of a witch named Diana, who is determined to live her life without the influence of magic and a vampire named Matthew Clairmont. They face many difficulties and are forced to defend themselves and each other against those of their own kind. Those who know me understand I couldn't resist this series. Vampires, witches and demons. There is a series based on the first book 'Discovery of Witches' on Netflix now.

All is nice - on the TV. Never live. Ballet however, taking place in heated theaters or opera houses, is best enjoyed live.

Thank you, Gary. Although, IMO men have evolved plenty. Otherwise we would trample the fallen, rob them and take everything useful. Mwa-haha .

Thank you! They can practice together.

Thank you.