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But my horse is AMAZING! I'm sorry, but I still get a chuckle out of that. Phone books. If you work in an office, does it have a door that you close and, if so, does that deter anyone from entering?

Ouch!:eek: 20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill is second only to The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald on my ultimate hate list. Worst song you've ever heard?

Yes. Loved both. Any risqué pictures of you floating in cyberspace somewhere?

No reason to lie. Everyone is human and makes mistakes. Most expensive "mistake" you've ever made?

Way too many, but only a few I will deign to use. Favorite seasoning (other than salt or pepper)?

Okay, phone interrupted that time. Garbage on a summer day. Do you have a cloth or leather desk chair?

Ugh. Knew I should've refreshed after boss interrupted. Not sure what you mean by that question. What do you mean by that question?

I like your answer, spark, but I'll say having something great going on in your life and not having anyone to share it with you. Favorite scent?

It really surprised me that I didn't like it because I am a HUGE fan of Stephen King. He has been one of my favorite authors (and the only contemporary one) for over a decade. To dislike one of his books was shocking to me. I will admit that the last time I tried to read it I went into it...

I've attempted to read it three times now and always end up putting it down and reading something else. Something about it just doesn't appeal to me. I plan on reading it again since it has been a few years, so maybe the fourth time is a charm.

I agree. Though I really didn't enjoy Gerald's Game, I really did love Insomnia and I just finished 11/22/63 and, though I found it to be a great deal outside of his usual writing style - not as creepy - I did enjoy reading it. Books, much like music, television and movies, are many times...

Thong bikini on my honeymoon. Same question.

Slow, rainy and frustrating, but I did get free pizza. :) What color pen do you write with most frequently?

I know it's seems strange, but you should really read Edgar Allan Poe. He is the definition of macabre. Once you get use to the oddness of his prose due to the common language uses when he wrote, I think you will find him as frightening and exciting as King and Lovecraft. Just a suggestion.

Starbucks mint chocolate frappuccino. Same.

Only when I have a sinus infection, have had too much alcohol and have to sleep on my back because my back hurts. Do you prefer regular or diet soda?

They should. We rock! ;) What time do you wake most mornings?

I don't know any, so no clue. Lame answer, so same question.

This just verifies my mysophobia!