Question/Interview Game, from jessicamelusine; PhDs

cEvin Key - [cccc4]--- Here's how we play the game:

1. Ask me five questions. On any subject you like. Anything at all.

2. I will answer them in a separate post. (FYI: I may do several interviews in one post, but you get the idea.)

3. If you would like five questions, ask in response.

(as usual, play nice, I reserve the right to not answer something or answer privately, management not responsible for ball failure....have fun.)

Beastie Boys - [Sneakin' Out the Hospital]--- In other news these people got back to me, today, in regards to working with their program, in the near future. I'm going through the material, now, to see if their practices match their ideals.

The Dresden Dolls - [Bad Habit]--- I'm really, really hoping they do...

Ever since I quit smoking, this song doesn't seem to mean as much to me, as it used to...

Breakfast, and then looking for work.

More New People:

Everyone, say hello to arcstone, toy_soldier85, unbound_wolf.

New people, say hello to everyone.

Comments are appreciated as they show life and inntent.

Cheers.

diosa_en_disfra's Last Print Sale

Katie West's Last Print Sale Ever™: http://diosa-en-disfra.livejournal.com/377844.html

There are some really amazing pictures, there.

I'm particularly partial to "Grab a Hold of Me, Babe," and "Blood Detail Trio," and I'll probably be ordering them, sometime soon.

Cheers

Answers

Answers to hametsunosaturn's [Questions]:

1) The West Wing or Buffy. Especially if I could make them make new episodes.

2) Like many other quandaries of this type, one must keep at it, until the job is done.

3) Real Life? Austin Osman Spare. He used his magical practice and Art as mental and physical therapy, when he lost the use of his dominant hand. Teaching himself to perform just as well with the other hand, his dominant hand was healed and he could perform better than before.

4) A study into pragmatism and magic, in modern comics, and the metaphysical necessities of multiple magical systems.

5) Steak.

"A Study in Emerald"

I mentioned this [back in January], but here, again, is Neil Gaiman's "A Study in Emerald," read by the man himself.

For free. For you.

Have you listened to it, yet? You should. Right now.