okay, what is the one fast food that you just love, but are a little ashamed to admit to?.
a detective character (sue grafton's kinsey milhone) in some mysteries i read has these guilty fast food pleasures.
just about every day she runs for miles on the beach, but then she is invariably ends up ducking into the mcdonald's drive thru with her little vw and scarfing a big mac or quarter pounder.
Sorry, had to come back to talk about my absolute favorite. . . Philly Cheese Steaks!
The best place to get them in my opinion (and I've tried them everywhere, including Philadelphia) is the Cheese Steak Shop:
Add mushrooms, grilled onions, hot and sweet peppers . . . mmmmm
- CF
okay, what is the one fast food that you just love, but are a little ashamed to admit to?.
a detective character (sue grafton's kinsey milhone) in some mysteries i read has these guilty fast food pleasures.
just about every day she runs for miles on the beach, but then she is invariably ends up ducking into the mcdonald's drive thru with her little vw and scarfing a big mac or quarter pounder.
Swan, and they are a perfect cure for a hangover!
Remember those muff'n'eggs at the assemblies? They were gross! First of all, they were so hot, people were burning themselves. And the ham would get all sweaty with a slimy coating. . . yumm!
I usually went with the cheese or apple danish!
- CF
okay, what is the one fast food that you just love, but are a little ashamed to admit to?.
a detective character (sue grafton's kinsey milhone) in some mysteries i read has these guilty fast food pleasures.
just about every day she runs for miles on the beach, but then she is invariably ends up ducking into the mcdonald's drive thru with her little vw and scarfing a big mac or quarter pounder.
McDonald's breakfasts,
Taco Bell's steak chalupa with baja sauce! yum!
- CF
i've been faded for almost four years now.
i've decided in the last month or so that i would really like to treat myself to a small tattoo.
i'm going the conservative route and plan on getting it on my lower back - so it can be seen when i want it to be, but also easily hidden when necessary .
I would rather be a part of my art then worry what that art will look like when the inevitable happens. Kind of like the artist who leaves his best work in a hermiticaly sealed vault and then he dies. No one ever gets the benefit of his form of self expression, because of the fear of what is bound to happen anyway.
Very good point Valis!
I love animals - especially cats. I've been told by several friends that I let my cats "walk all over me". I was thinking a couple of cute, small paw prints on my lower back might be interesting . . .and significant.
- CF
for education or just for fun?
usually i read for self-improvement-always trying to figure out why i am the way i am and stop it!
but sometimes i read just for fun.
Special K,
I would suggest starting with the first novel of the series, Post Mortem.
"A serial killer is on the loose in Richmond, Virginia. Three women have died, brutalized and strangled in their own bedrooms. There is no pattern: the killer appears to strike at random?but always early on Saturday mornings.So when Dr Kay Scarpetta, chief medical examiner, is awakened at 2:33 a.m., she knows the news is bad: there is a fourth victim, and she fears now for those that will follow unless she can dig up new forensic evidence to aid the police.
But not everyone is pleased to see a woman in this powerful job. Someone may even want to ruin her career and reputation...
- CF
i've been faded for almost four years now.
i've decided in the last month or so that i would really like to treat myself to a small tattoo.
i'm going the conservative route and plan on getting it on my lower back - so it can be seen when i want it to be, but also easily hidden when necessary .
IronGland, might I suggest that you add a little fiber to your diet?
- CF (of the just kidding class)
for education or just for fun?
usually i read for self-improvement-always trying to figure out why i am the way i am and stop it!
but sometimes i read just for fun.
Special K, I have read all of Patricia Cromwell's Kay Scarpetta novels. I absolutely love them! I'm about a quarter into her recent release called Trace which is really captivating.
I agree with Mulan, Blow Fly wasn't one of my favorites!
Can anyone recommend any other good forensic pathologist novels?
- CF
i've been faded for almost four years now.
i've decided in the last month or so that i would really like to treat myself to a small tattoo.
i'm going the conservative route and plan on getting it on my lower back - so it can be seen when i want it to be, but also easily hidden when necessary .
Thanks everyone for the laughs and some really good suggestions. I'm going to continue to think about it. . . as you all said, this is something that will stay with me forever, so it better be something I really love. I also really like the idea of hanging a picture of it on my mirror - and seeing if I feel the same way about it a month or two from now.
I'm not too worried about the pain - based on what I've been hearing, I'm just preparing myself for something pretty painful, but hopefully quick.
Please keep the suggestions coming. Any websites that you could recommend?
- CF
i've been faded for almost four years now.
i've decided in the last month or so that i would really like to treat myself to a small tattoo.
i'm going the conservative route and plan on getting it on my lower back - so it can be seen when i want it to be, but also easily hidden when necessary .
A tattoo on the lower back of a woman is ... well... just plain hot!!!
I agree NOdenial!
LOL @ Six, I did say I was taking the conservative route!
it doesn't hurt nearly as much as you might think!!
Kitties, thanks for bringing up that point . . . I've heard that getting a tattoo on the lower back is more painful than other areas. How painful is it? Can you compare it to anything? Will I need to get drunk? I love the idea of a phoenix!
- CF
i've been faded for almost four years now.
i've decided in the last month or so that i would really like to treat myself to a small tattoo.
i'm going the conservative route and plan on getting it on my lower back - so it can be seen when i want it to be, but also easily hidden when necessary .
Hi everyone,
I've been faded for almost four years now. I've decided in the last month or so that I would really like to treat myself to a small tattoo. I'm going the conservative route and plan on getting it on my lower back - so it can be seen when I want it to be, but also easily hidden when necessary .
My dilema is around what to get. . .I would love for it to be something symbolic - signifying my rebirth into freedom (maybe a butterfly or a bird?). Any suggestions?
Do you know of any good websites to check out samples?
- CF
