undeniable logic!

Finally finished the *sniffle* last Sweet Valley book. Hey, throw your rotting fruit/veggies elsewhere, man. Traumatic stuff for me [only not really.] since I have such weirdly vivid memories concerning these books. Granted, when I read them on a daily basis, the characters didn't swear, Jessica was fairly bitchy with little to redeem her, and the friends were different. But still, I started reading these things sometime in 4th grade. [Whoa. Cute widdle 8 year old me] Without the fluffy insane world of the twins [die, Elizabeth, die!], I wouldn't have been as close to my current best friend because we wouldn't have swapped books as much. I wouldn't have had half the Christmas presents I did, nor would I have been in half the hot water that time of year. I remember sneaking into my parents' room and reading a chapter of the book I'd be given for Christmas. Yeah, I couldn't wait a month to read it. Someone might have died!

Anyway, horrorscope for the day:
Anyone willing to enter your context is in for a romp through a special wonderland. Powerful emotion carries a payload of undeniable logic. Homemade and store-bought merge into a seamless style.

I like it. :D

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Okay, so why did no one tell me the guy Charisma's character ends up with in See Jane Date was the other half of the twisted Texas Cadet Murder/Love's Deadly Triangle duo?

What a wonky little connection. Holly does make the world go 'round!