Comments on: Randomosity

By: jaded

jaded — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 13:09:54 +0000

sari, I’ll try Duma Key I think we have a copy. I don’t read King very often. He’s an inventive writer, but I don’t read him unless I have any idea about the stories pretense; AKA a synopsis from my spouse. I really like the way King uses words, but some of his plots are a little out there for me.

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meno, If only we exhibited signs of sanity when it came to nuptials.

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Maggie, throw in bad weather and trouble keeping help, and you have a disaster waiting to happen.

By: Maggie

Maggie — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 20:00:42 +0000

calling professionals to get the job done is an oxymoron – it always takes waaaaaaay too long, and then you have to call them back to fix something they did, which takes them weeks to get to because they are somewhere else screwing up someone else’s house. Truly, I could do all that for myself and save the labor costs. Ha ‘labor’.

By: meno

meno — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:36:44 +0000

‘Do you ever wonder after a lavish wedding if the bride and groom look back when they are courting the seven year inch and say, “Wow I wish I would have a simpler reception instead of a sit down dinner for a hundred fifty so that I could have invested that portion of my wedding budget into a portfolio to pay for marital counseling later.”’

H ah aha haha haha ha! Best suggestion ever.

By: sari

sari — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 13:31:54 +0000

I read Stephen King and it usually doesn’t bug me too much. I’ve found in recent years he does throw a few things in that make me cringe. Have you read Duma Key? I liked that one better.

I never really read any of the book’s by your linky guy – he just was too far out for me.

My husband and I don’t read much of the same style of book either. I read either fantasy type (Gaiman) or horror (more King style, not Koontz). He likes mysteries and crime type. I like mysteries, but not crime type mysteries.

Ramble. Ramble. Ramble.