'Cause I need some love to heat my frozen bones

[sovay]

My evening was spent with gaudior and rushthatspeaks, watching another two episodes of Twin Peaks. Based on available ingredients, we made this for dinner. It was great. I may have found a form in which I can tolerate broccoli. I feel very smug about this.

Theatre@First's production of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap opens this weekend. I have now seen photographic evidence of derspatchel's smoking jacket and am looking forward to seeing it in action.

I got this off Gaudior's Tumblr. It is probably an advertisement for shoes or other fashion, but I don't have to think so.

Comments

[umadoshi]

...oh. *melts* Hello, delighted and elegantly-adorned mermaid. Hello, human girl with shapely legs.

(I especially love the mermaid's tail. *^^*)

[sovay]

(I especially love the mermaid's tail. *^^*)

She is a very fine mermaid. I like the mutual appreciation.

[umadoshi]

I like the mutual appreciation.

Yes, indeed. *^^* I must pass this along on Tumblr. And I love that you post mermaid things sometimes! (I'm currently hashing out a post on mermaids, so I have them heavily on the brain right now. ^^;)

[cucumberseed.livejournal.com]

That recipe sounds like something I shall have to try making. Though picking leaves off stems is not my forte.

That picture. Oh that picture could go into a bunch of different stories.

I'm thinking of someone who could sell shoes to mermaids.

[sovay]

Though picking leaves off stems is not my forte.

Only the parsley required it! The broccoli was just blitzed to pulp, which was very satisfying.

I'm thinking of someone who could sell shoes to mermaids.

Prrrrt.

[ethelmay.livejournal.com]

It's an advertisement for legs.

I don't think I've ever seen a mermaid with a butt before.

[sovay]

I don't think I've ever seen a mermaid with a butt before.

They're actually not uncommon . . .

[awhyzip.livejournal.com]

That mermaid, she splits rather... lower than is common, wouldn't you say?

[sovay]

That mermaid, she splits rather... lower than is common, wouldn't you say?

It's not unheard-of! See comment above. But, yes. It's not standard.