Seeing as how there seems to be so many coffee drinkers here, pull up a chair and stay awhile. I've brewed a fresh pot of coffee -- and have some hot chocolate, if that's more your speed.
alleycat said:Can we not talk about the elections, or gay marriage, or belly buttons?
alleycat said:Can we not talk about the elections, or gay marriage, or belly buttons?
I read A Walk in the Woods two or three years ago. I enjoyed it, for the most part.Soccer Mom said:I'm reading Bill Bryson's "Neither Here Nor There."
I just love his stuff. "A Walk in the Woods" is my favorite non-fiction book of all time.
alleycat said:...those two guys must have left more trash on the trail than a troop of winos. At one point one of them was throwing canned goods off into the woods.
MidnightMuse said:Reminds me of on Earth Day celebration here in Seattle, the people attending left a mountain of trash all over the parks !
Have you gotten this confused with the "sex thread"?writerterri said:Wouldn't you rather have a kiss?
WackAMole said:Are you from seattle? And if so, are you still dry? heh..im in lewis county..down south of oly
MidnightMuse said:Kitsap - still wringing out, and still waiting for Godot.
I was wandering the halls of the Mystery section in Barnes & Noble last weekend, trying to find something interesting - I did the "Hook me in 20 words or less" test to about 15 books, and not one of them hooked me!