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A Christmas Carol Stave Five: The End of It
A Christmas Carol Stave Five: The End of It
I never thought about it until now, but it must be somewhat frightening to those that knew Scrooge before he changed his ways seeing him in such a jovial mood.
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God bless Us, Every One!
I managed to finish on Christmas Day. MERRY CHRISTMAS!
(Here's a list of books on my Kindle: Dracula by Bram Stocker, Oz: The Complete Collection by L. Frank Baum, Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Collection by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Singularity by Kathryn Casey, Soulkeepers by G. P. Ching, The Sight by David Clement-Davies)
Dracula Chapter 1
(DISCLAIMER: I did read a pretty good portion of Dracula before, but don't recall where I got to.)
(Yesss, I'm glad you chose Dracula! 'tis one of my favorite books. Can't wait to see what you think about it! :D)
(I'll start Dracula later on tonight.)
(I'm actually going to start tomorrow…. Sorry for the wait.)
Jonathan Harker starts his journey in Germany…. I'd love to visit that country since my ancestors are from Germany.
Just looked up a picture of "paprika hendl", and now I want to try it sometime.
Mamaliga doesn't look appetizing to me.
Nor does "impletata". However, I am well aware that sometimes even the most unappetizing looking dish can taste amazing.
I was watching something on TV a long time ago where a team of paranormal investigators went to the castle that Stoker based Dracula's castle off of, and the people out there really are a superstitious lot.
Something tells me that that crucifix is going to come in handy later on in the story; gotta love a good macguffin!
Robber steak sounds delicious!
Little side note that I don't need to know every little thing that Harker is eating and drinking, that does not interest me!
I don't think that asking the Count about these superstitions is a particularly great idea….
The inn's yard sounds like a lovely place.
I'd love to be able to visit the Carpathians someday.
Knowing what this story is about I can't blame the coachman for not wanting to stop, but I do feel bad for those horses…. Horses, if driven long and hard enough will often keep going until they die. :'-(
(Okay, taking a break for the night to watch some TV…. Is anyone even following this thread?)
Stone King is, obviously. I look at it sometimes. When you read Oz, do Rinkitink in Oz first. It’s my favorite.
(Oof…. I am remembering why I stopped reading this the first time that I tried to read it. I don't mean to offend any Dracula fans, but it's… boring. I'm gonna tough it out though! Might start reading something else on my list since I often read more than one book at a time.)
(A good series that I definitely recommend is Lockwood and Co. Just a recommendation ^^)
(Okay. Noted. Thanks for the recommendation!)
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