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Faces of Fear by John Saul.

I use an ipod and/or i-phone for my audiobooks. Works great and I'm happy with both.

I'm not a huge Patterson fan but I lve his audiobooks. I recently enjoyed Mary Mary on the treadmill, while doing chores and stuff and it was great. I'm not quite certain if he always uses the same narrator but his voice and the sound embedded in the audiobook was quite creepy at times.

"It was already starting to get boring. I mean how many times can you do the same thing ?" The Suicide Club by Gayle Wilson

B&N: George Pelecanos - The Turnaround Mike Carey - Vicious Circle And a signed copy of S. D. McKee's Defeated (Darkness Among the Stars) arrived today. :-)

LOL, last time I checked, five or six years ago, it still worked just fine. My dad has it hidden in the basement. :D

I think Lycos is the first webpage I visited. I was pretty new by then. I remember my very first PC much better. It was a Tandy Radio Shack TRS 80-IV released in 1983.

You might want to take a look into Gayle Sanders' Mummy's Witness. Besides murder and loss it is mainly about failure and helplessness. Powerful and very heartbreaking. I carried her story for a long time with me. I had to put it down quite a few times.

I sometimes have to make notes. Especially when it comes to political or historical books or books with more than 1000 pages. :D Mostly I use them for reasearch when I feel there is a topic I want to know more of. Last time that grapped me was with Steve Alten's The Shell Game. I had 10 pages of...

Don't like Zelda but we have all the Spyro games. :-)

My husband doesn't like boardgames so we're playing a lot on the x-box or Playstation. Usually those disney games or puzzle games. We had a blast with Ratatouille. :-) I wouldn't mind playing board or card games. My father used to sit down with us kids every Sunday and we were playing cards or...

It's not easy being a ghost.

I married the guy I met in a forum/chat. :-)

For my husband and me it definitely is. Not only in taste but also in ingredients. Also, I make the dough, roll it out and use the machine to produce tagliatelle, fettuchine. I hang them over a rack and let it dry there. In my opinion you can't compare the taste with the packages from the...

Look at this. :-) YouTube - The real emilian fresh pasta - Part 2: Rolling sheets This guy puts a lot of effort into the rolling.

Basic Pasta Dough, app. 1 lbs 3 1/2 - 4 cups unbleached all-purpouse flour 4-5 large eggs 1/2 extra-virgin olive oil Mount the flour on a nonstick cutting board. Make a well in the middle of the flour and add the eggs + olive oil. Beat the eggs and olive oil with a fork and begin to...

Yes, I do. :-) But that's only working with a pasta machine, that thing for rolling the dough. But the pasta from the grocery store will work as well. :-) I'll translate the recipe and post it. The only thing you'll need is a blender or food processor for the pesto mix. :)

I've got a great recipe for a quite cheesy lasagna if someone is interested. It is completely selfmade including the pasta.

The End of Blackness by Debra J. Dickerson

disconnected, there is nothing you can do wrong with this book. I read it in school and picked it up a few years later for re-reading. I still have it on my shelf. :-)