Unusual (?) things

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From brunbera and songcoyote:

A CD you own that you don't think anyone else on your friendslist does: This is probably too easy. Picking from the top of a stack, Granada: Jim Riggs plays the Grande Barton Organ.

A book you own that you don't think anyone else on your friendslist does: Also probably too easy. let's go with Willow Song by Richard Amory (soft core gay male fantasy, oddly like furry fiction except the associations are with trees rather than animals.)

A movie you own that you don't think anyone else on your friendslist does: I'm a silent film fan, so let's pick The Return of Grey Wolf (1922) with James Pierce and Helen Lynch, featuring the dog Leader.

A place you've visited that you don't think anyone else on your friendslist has: The top of the Greenstone Ridge, backbone of Isle Royale in the middle of Lake Superior? Edit: OK, dogteam has been there. Guess I was wrong trying to pick the most secluded place. How about the most obscure? On top of a hill locally known as the "Old Maid's Nipple" to watch the sun set behind Torch Lake in Antrim County, Michigan.

A piece of technology or any tool you own that you think no-one else on your friendslist has: A raddle, weaver's tool used to spread and count warp threads while dressing a floor loom.

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The Evil One has too few spoons to do any weaving (or Journaling, for that matter) herself right now. Our friend Mary does, but she doesn't really have (or desire) a web presence.

My beloved Evil has exactly two entries, the latest one being nearly a year old now - and I typed it for her. You can go have a look at theevilmo but that's about all you'll get. She reads journals almost as rarely as she posts in her own.

Jargon can be fun. I've had in-depth conversations in which I discuss role-playing game system quirks with friends of mine, and the level of geek-speak gets pretty thick - and the looks we get can be pretty amusing, even from people who know us :)

Light and laughter,
SongCoyote