I can't think of what to post about.

[pez]

Why don't you guys ask me things and I'll answer? 8D

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[acidraiin.livejournal.com]

Do you have a tumblr? What was your previous job? My roomate and I visualized you in some sort of traffic department. How far off the mark were we ahahaha...

[petitefee24.livejournal.com]

Y DON'T U WRITE MORE RIKKAI?! T____________T Also the fact you live of something you like like selling wigs and material for cosplay is reaaaaaaaaaaaally awesome, not a a question but i wanted to point it out.

[sinistera.livejournal.com]

Where is the best place to get high tea?

[sephirayne.livejournal.com]

What is your favourite style of fashion?

Recommend to me a desert.

Is there a question you would like to ask me?

[eolo.livejournal.com]

Dear Pez,

Should i feel ashamed that I have been reading all Cassandra Clare's books even though I'm aware of what it is? It's like Smallville, I invented so much time in it, I need to know how it ends.

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

I don't have a Tumblr! It seems like something that'd suck up all my time so I'm refraining from getting one. XD

I used to do highways engineering... road designs, feasibility studies and such. So you guys aren't too far off!

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

BECAUSE I WRITE LAST REMNANT AND RESONANCE OF FATE CROSSOVER OF EPIC SILLYNESS. (seriously, 41 chapters and counting).

XD

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

Hmmmm that's a tough one. In London, people always talk about the Dorchester and the Ritz, both are hotels and they're probably the very best?

Of the places I've been, Sketch was really quirky and ultra delicious, and we managed to get a table without booking! The Corinthia was also top notch but I might be biased because that's where storme proposed to me. XD

For a less pricey alternative, the tea room at Liberty is a good place to stop if you're shopping in central London.

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

I don't think I really have one... never been very aware of fashion and don't know what styles or colours are in vogue this season. XD But I do really like blazers, and androgynous styles. Having said that, I also rather like dresses...

I can't really stand sweet, fluffy stuff like lolita, but it's probably because of the connotations and also I think people aren't aware it's actually like a uniform and they become constrained by it because they must behave in a certain way and from what I see, it also constricts their minds. I'm sure it also happens with other fashion styles but this one's power is just so strong on the people. Once your clothes overpowers your personality, it can't be good.

Also, every time I see shirts with words like "geek" or "nerd" printed on them, I want to groan in despair. (The other day we saw one that said "dweeb". WHAT?!)

Chocolate brownies! I'm not a chocolate addict but I've made these ones before (without the sauce) since my old housemate had to eat gluten free. AND THEY ARE SO GOOD.

Hmmm, which are the next events you'll go to? It's been a long time since I last saw you!

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

Short answer: yes.

Long answer: there are so many much more interesting books out there you can read! You shouldn't have started, then you wouldn't have had to invest even more time!

[eolo.livejournal.com]

Being outside the realm of all things fan-fictiony, I bought the first one on a whim because of the pretty cover, probably one of the last physical fiction books I purchased before stepping into the realm of audiobooks,

Had I known, I wouldn't have picked it up, but I'm the one who read the Twilight Saga and the first of the 50 Shades book so I can have an informed opinion and while CC hasn't become as mainstream (at least in Portugal) it might because of the upcoming movie,

Of course the shame bit is a joke, people should read whatever they want, if they like inferior works, then by all means enjoy them, it only ticks me off when they want you to admit that it's an amazing work of literature.

Anything you can suggest to "redeem" myself?

[storme]

Yeah, I tend to agree -- I read plenty of 'guilty pleasure' books, which I don't defend as great literature, just as entertaining.

(What sort of books do you want recommended? Fantasy?)

[eolo.livejournal.com]

Fantasy would be nice, thank you so much.

[storme]

(Lemme have a think. I've been neglecting my fantasy reading for a while!)