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[wildflowersoul]

I have just learned that there is an Institute for Mummies and Icemen, and I feel just a little like I have wasted my life on librarianship when I could be working in an institute for mummies. Oh well. I'm sure that requires more work and effort than I ever wanted to put into my education. Librarianing is perfect for the lazy scholar, learn just enough about everything to get by but not having to actually do terrible things like writing dissertations. I kind of also wish I had been a spy, but not like a danger-spy, more like a working-from-the-safety-of-a-computer spy. Those exist, right? Guess I'd better get working on that novel I'm never going to write!

Anyway, it's been forever since I've written here. We're having a lovely summer full of enrichment and adventure (read: we are not home very often and are very overbooked). Last weekend we went up to Storyland in NH. The mountains are so gorgeous, I love going up there for a little weekend getaway in the summer. West was delightful most of the time and was filled with whimsy at the park.

Finally, this blog about making food in books (with a heavy Harry Potter focus) is awesome and totally relevant to the interests of the... five people? who might be reading this. Come back to LJ, everyone! Facebook isn't the same and LJ is so lonely!

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[incandes-flower.livejournal.com]

I'm here! I'm here!

I also post here when I want to say anything of substance because who can actually do that on facebook without their head exploding from people's idiot comments??

[kayranord.livejournal.com]

I have the Game of Thrones inspired cookbook but have yet to make any of the recipes cause... well, I've been lame in the kitchen this past... year. :-/

I'm here. I haven't been posting, but I read! And comment!

[doplar.livejournal.com]

Well, if you have to be an expert in both mummies and iceman, it might not be worth it. I am taking it as a good sign that our first get-together with Lucas' new colleagues involved a discussion about a sociology professor that infiltrated a sasquatch hunting group and an institute that promotes (but has yet to actually accomplish) dolphin assisted births.

[wildflowersoul.livejournal.com]

Awesome, sounds like you've found your people!