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I've never died in my dreams, but my husband claims that he dreams he dies almost nightly. He dies in all sorts of interesting ways, from falling to being murdered to being attacked by strange monsters. Of course, it seems that only bad things ever happen to him in his dreams.

I saw your response, but I think everyone was shocked by your first post, as you did not explain yourself clearly. I do tend to return to favorite books by a particular author more than others, myself; but I do at least give most/all of their other books a try before claiming I've found my...

I rarely ever have nightmares; but while I was working at the US Patent Office, I had nightmares just about every night. I was always running from something (be it a person or a monster or something else). I did not sleep well during this time, due to the nightmares and a huge amount of...

I have this same reaction. If I find someone whose writing I love, why not read more of that writing? I voraciously read the works of favorite authors...its almost like I can't get enough of their writing. And there is the comfort factor...there are certain authors who I know I can turn to...

Just finished The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman. I found bits of it be rather horrifying for a YA book...though this could be due to my attachment to my cat during my childhood, which reminded me very much of the dæmon relationship. Now onto Fannie Flagg's A Redbird Christmas since I...

But if you have not read them all, how can you know the one that you've chosen to be your favorite is actually the best? Perhaps you've left one unread that will blow away all others, but you never read it because you think you've already found the author's best. For me, just because I may...

I noticed it and found it to be annoying. My ignoring skills may be better than the rest of yours, though, as I still had yet to see anything besides the title & author's name. It would be nice if the add could be removed...I have been trying to scroll it out my way asap; this might be the...

TIM: I warned you, but did you listen to me? Oh, no, you knew it all, didn't you? Oh, it's just a harmless little bunny, isn't it? Well, it's always the same. I always tell them--

Welcome! Hope you have fun :)

I enjoyed The Street Lawyer, but it seems that many did not like it as much as his others. Perhaps you'll like it for that reason, though. :)

People tend to avoid me...especially in our classes. I think they find the fact that a female reads sci-fi/fantasy for fun is extremely odd, this is especially true with other females. I have actually heard them sniggering behind my back, which often happens when we're discussing our current...

Finally got to His Dark Materials...reading The Golden Compass right now. I'm not very far into the book, but it is interesting.

Welcome! :) Enjoy yourself.

I enjoyed that book. Definitely a pleasant read...its probably my second favorite of her books (after P&P).

Unfortunatley, you're right. America is getting more conservative. In some ways, the country is more conservative than it was in the 1950's. The whole movie thing was idiotic. Stations were afraid of getting fined (an aftermath of the wardrobe malfunction...because seeing a woman's...

ugh, sorry. I was distracted when I wrote that. Thanks :)

have you ever been in true love? Absolutely...and it only grows everyday can you dance? No...its genetic. No one in the family can dance. can you sing? Another genetic flaw...not one of us can sing, including me. can you paint/scuplt/draw? I can draw, mom can do all of those...

You learn to get really really good at daydreaming. I'm a pro. I do have to admit that I had no siblings to interupt my intricate daydreams, though. Whew!

I get ill. It has nothing to do with being wimpy. I would love to be able to read in a vehicle.

Happy Birthday, Raven! Have a good one! :)