I'm not really sure what my slice of heaven is. No one's ever asked before. I really enjoy reading in front of my 'house'...It's out on an old country road, orchards surround it. The front yard is peaceful and there are plenty of flowers and birds to keep me company. :D However, I've noticed a hive ...

bleachededen wrote:Harry Potter weekend, anyone? We're up to Goblet of Fire now, Order of the Phoenix makes its cable debut tomorrow (on ABC Family).

I watched Goblet of Fire.

Whoa. I feel as though all my posts end up turning into huge debates! Yikes.

It was rather dark and eerie. I also believe that if it had been all sunshine and rainbows the theme would have been way off.

That little tid bit about your 'kitchen garden'...well all I can say is it was the most clever thing I've ever heard! It really made me smile(and giggle out loud)...(good thing I'm off in an unoccupied room!)

bleachededen wrote:

Eyebrowse wrote:Of course it's unfair I wasn't arguing that it wasn't.

I don't think that was directed at you, Eyebrowse. I think she meant it was generally unfair. Which it is, of course, but certainly not your fault.

bleachededen, I feel as though you somehow no me. whoa.

wilde wrote:I'm re-reading "The Time Traveler's Wife." It's definitely my favorite love story; I haven't seen the movie yet though.

it was hard for me to get through this book. It took me quite awhile.

Eyebrowse wrote:Salems Lot kept me afraid for quite a time.

I really love this movie, but the book/novel is so much scarier. Especially with my imagination!

Perhaps you're just getting in tune with your feminine side, which I see absolutely nothing wrong with.

Or maybe you're just becoming more fascinated with nature and such. Which is nice too.

Did your wife love them too?

I agree with bleachededen about the witch/witchcraft scene. I have read The Crucible, and I know the histories about hanging women because they were selfish or seemed to control things too well.

it's all a big game of who's more powerful over who.

It's unfair.