Meeeeeeeeeeeme

[kerravonsen]

From drinkingcocoa:

If you had me alone, locked up in your house for twenty-four hours and I had to do whatever you wanted me to, what would you have me do?

Then, repost this in your LJ. You might be surprised with the responses you get.

Comments

[vilakins]

Cook for me. And bead with me. :-)

[kerravonsen]

Bead with you - gladly.

Cook for you? What would you want me to cook?

[vilakins]

Oooh, the soup you made us when you were here? That was delicious! Then we could play board games.

[kerravonsen]

Oh I'd forgotten about that! Was it my Asian Chicken Noodle soup? Golly, it's a long time since I've made that; not sure why.

Board games, oh yes.

One of the things I'm looking forward to these holidays, actually; my family tends to play a lot of board games when we get together.

[vilakins]

Yes, that was the one!

Lucky you! We own a lot of board games but most really only work for more than two, sadly.

[watervole]

Compose filk songs and make Dorset Buttons with pretty beads.

[kerravonsen]

Compose filk songs
Yes it's been too long since we did that.

[fred_mouse]

I always need people to encourage me to stop, slow down, watch a series of a television show that they are enthusiastic about....

[kerravonsen]

(grin)

[davidbrider.livejournal.com]

It would probably involve asking you to join me in some kind of Blake's 7 watch. :-)

[kerravonsen]

Well, now, that would be enjoyable. 8-)

[dreamflower]

Talk about fanfic and watch Doctor Who

[kerravonsen]

Fun!

[avanti-90.livejournal.com]

I'd get you to make me jewelry, for which I'd pay you in interesting books.

[kerravonsen]

There can never be too many books. Actually, yes there can. 8-P

[drinkingcocoa.livejournal.com]

I'd make you talk B7 with my friend oracne! And I would bring you all the many, many beads my kids have amassed over the years and have you show us how to make sense of them!

[kerravonsen]

I'd make you talk B7 with my friend oracne!

Oooh, there is unexpected B7 love.

And I would bring you all the many, many beads my kids have amassed over the years and have you show us how to make sense of them!

I wish I could do that right now. Seeing as I cannot, I shall recommend to you my favourite beading book ever:
The Complete Book of Beads by Janet Coles & Robert Budwig

One only seems to be able to get it second-hand nowadays. Unlike many craft books, it's not only instructional, but inspirational. So, yes, I think it could help you to "make sense of them".

[izhilzha.livejournal.com]

Do cooking experiments and watch Blake's 7 with me!

[kerravonsen]

There seems to be B7 theme in this post!

Did Mistral ever manage to send you any B7 after all that?

[izhilzha.livejournal.com]

I'm partly into series 2, but haven't gotten around to finishing the series (Mistral sent me this much, but then... and I haven't gotten my hands on the rest yet).

[jaxomsride.livejournal.com]

Experiments with icecream would be in there somewhere with a few lessons on chainmaille, while watching Blake's 7 of course.

[kerravonsen]

(grin) Not all at the same time!