The thing that bothered me about that is would the same scientist be working on both of those things?  It seemed unlikely.

I read Gerald's Game when living alone in a tiny studio in Dallas in my early 30s - it freaked the holy crap out of me!  It was one of those books that was so creepy, and I read it so late it at night, that I had to read a "palate-cleanser" afterwards before I could get to sleep.  So I pulled out my trusty Calvin &…

I read Gerald's Game when living alone in a tiny studio in Dallas in my early 30s - it freaked the holy crap out of me!  It was one of those books that was so creepy, and I read it so late it at night, that I had to read a "palate-cleanser" afterwards before I could get to sleep.  So I pulled out my trusty Calvin &…

Isn't that the dang truth.

Isn't that the dang truth.

I've already read this series at least twice - I think it's time for another re-read.  I love Handler's (Snicket's!) way with words.

I've already read this series at least twice - I think it's time for another re-read.  I love Handler's (Snicket's!) way with words.

Ugh.  Did not like!

Ugh.  Did not like!

That's one of the things that drives me craziest about the people who buy a home built in the 20s or 30s that has a surviving vintage tile bathroom in excellent shape but they tear it out because they "don't like the color!"  Oh my god!  Then buy another house and leave this one for someone who will leave the ORIGINAL…

That's one of the things that drives me craziest about the people who buy a home built in the 20s or 30s that has a surviving vintage tile bathroom in excellent shape but they tear it out because they "don't like the color!"  Oh my god!  Then buy another house and leave this one for someone who will leave the ORIGINAL…

I actually don't like open concept homes, and just want to scream when I see people tear down walls and open up kitchens that really would have been better off separated, especially in historic homes.

I actually don't like open concept homes, and just want to scream when I see people tear down walls and open up kitchens that really would have been better off separated, especially in historic homes.