wow, yeah, the parchment ones aren’t cheaper than that. on the other hand I have reused them with no problems even though it’s not mentioned on the box.

Argh. You are right. I don’t know how I misread that so very badly. Thanks.

I honestly can’t figure out what that means. Could you explain it?

If you’re worried about norovirus, I imagine the reading becomes boringly repetitive very quickly.

Poor Olivia! I am glad she is still alive. 0.0

Wait. Why are you greasing the pan when using liners? That is unnecessary. It doesn’t make any sense. Liners are used as an alternative to greasing the pan when the desired result is cupcakes/muffins that are easy to remove from the pan. You don’t do both.

Yeah, disappearing like this and focussing on tourist areas is less “kinder, gentler” like people asked for (allegedly, did anyone ask for that?) and more indifferent. In light of the Memorial Day weekend body count the words callous, childish, and petty also spring to mind.

Thank you for using LA properly. My husband is always saying LA = Los Angeles, but I disagree of course. I *may* go out of my way to use it when talking/writing about Louisiana just to mess with him.

You may have already gotten the help you need, but I didn’t see these things mentioned:

I’ve read this version, it’s great throughout.

I only tell the version in which they eat Goldilocks at the end. Then we talk about the importance of asking for permission before doing things. My girls love the few gory details I drop in.

LOTUS NOTES? OH, HELL TO THE NAW!

Hooray! Lovely! Thank you!

For myself, this sounds and looks like the fast lane to nausea and a headache. I hope it gets made and may others have fun playing it.

Aw, I thought that one was pretty funny. I think I ended up getting chased by the bear thing, yogai?, back to that cabin and it ate the person. :(

And the movie, Them!, is one of the great B-movie sci fi flicks of the 50s.

Ah, those crazy kids! I forgot all about them, they were great.

All I can remember is you have to be real careful and explore every inch of the area to find the little trail in. My eyes were crossing by the time I got in.

I got to the basement and RAN AWAY. I told my husband to just skip that whole place when I later saw it on his map. It gave me nightmares, and I was 30+ y.o. playing this. Been thinking about a replay of Fallout3 and the first thing I remembered was skip the Dunwich. I even still remember, vividly, where it is on the…

Ugh. This. Quest. I was so freaked out by the end I stopped playing for a few days until I could bring myself to “free” everyone. Good karma never felt so bad. This made me feel worse than the end of Oasis.)