Ayshela

how about absolutely loving it? =)

please? =)

Answers: 1 - White Christmas 2 - Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire 3 - All I Want For Christmas is My Two Front Teeth 4 - Oh Holy Night 5 - It Came Upon A Midnight Clear 6 - Oh Come All ye Faithful 7 - Away in a Manger 8 - Deck The Halls 9 - Little Drummer Boy 10 - We Three Kings 11 - Silent Night 12 - God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman 13 - Santa Claus is Coming to Town 14 - Let it Snow 15 - Go Tell it On The Mountain 16 - Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer 17 - What Child is This 18 - Joy to the World 19 - Hark the Herald Angels Sing 20 - Twelve Days of Christmas

This came in today's Daily Tease e-mail, and i thought i'd share. Answers in the next post. =) Identify these Holiday tunes 1. Colorless Yuletide 2. Castaneous - colored Seed Vesticated in a Conflagration 3. Singular Yearning for Twin Anterior Incisors 4. Righteous Darkness 5. Arrival Time :2400 Hrs Weather: Cloudless 6. Loyal Followers Advance 7. Far off in A feeder 8. Array the Corridors 9. Bantam Male Percussionist 10. Monarchial Triad 11. Nocturnal Noiselessness 12. Jehovah Deactivate Blithe Chevaliers 13. Red Man en Route to Borough 14. Frozen Precipitation Commence 15. Proceed and Enlighten on the Pinnacle 16 The Quadruped with the Vermillion Proboscis 17. Query Regarding Identity of Descendent 18. Delight for this Planet 19. Give Attention to the Melodious Celestial Beings 20. The Dozen Festive 24 Hour Intervals

Merlin, eh? (remembers scenes from that movie and collapses into hysterical giggles) umm... yeah. *ahem* umm... hmm. i don't know, will have to think about that. Interesting question!

good job!

*nod* they told me that too, but it never made a difference.. coffee always made them better, not worse, which goes against what they say.. fish and avacados are the only foods i've ever found that consistently, every single time, throw me into a nauseated spinning-dizzy migraine. *shrug* stress overload, now *that* will do it.. but teenagers don't *have* stress, don'tcha know? };>

heh yeah, that's not my favourite time of day for proofreading *anything*, though i find it's always easier to proof someone else's stuff, whatever time of day or night, since i *knew* what i meant so that's what i tend to see.

Astonishingly perceptive. VERY well done. a couple grammatical things: The thoughts of how easy it would be for it to be over, for everything to be done, to let the darkness win. The next sentence - is Drifted capitalized for a specific reason? should end with a period, not a comma. the she? eliminate "the"?

answered privately.

two points: 1. if i didn't *know* you were trying for cliched, i'd probably be in there to check your temp or something.. ;> 2. you DO realize, don't you.. that it's horribly unfair and completely *wrong* that even when you're trying for horrible cliche and annoyance, you still do it so *well*! smooth as silk for all the cliche.. i particularly liked "desperate, starving rage". innnnnnnteresting.

How wonderfully FUN!! *applauds*

=P unfinished, perhaps. failed.. nah.. *huggles*

hunh. Doesn't ring any bells, but i'll keep an ear out. Thanks for the heads up!

heh.. yeah, wanna bet? gah.. doctors... i started getting them when i was eleven or twelve. Painkiller options then didn't approach what they are now, and i wasn't allowed them on an as-needed basis anyway, so i learned to deal, or wish i was dead, or some of both. Thank you. i'm sorry so many recognized it so well, but appreciate the affirmation. As if that makes any sense.

YAY!!!!! *happydances* *huge hugs* welcome back!!

often, some of both.. but having seen some of the occasions which are reflected in this.. yes, there *are* subtle barriers put up by others, reflective in the hopes of being unnoticable, but emanating nonetheless "you can't go there, you can't come here" and so entrenched they're no longer even noticed by those who hold them. sometimes we stay inside our own barriers. sometimes we bounce off of others barriers. sometimes, it's a little of both.

*shrug* if only it were different, and not routine.. i did them without meds for years while the doctors said it was all in my head, there was nothing wrong, (and i'm standing there throwing up in their sink wondering where *else* a headache is supposed to be?) teenagers don't get migraines, you know.. O_o *snort* after 25 years of chronic migraines.. nah.. i'll take the meds.. whatEVER will make it stop. on day three of this one yo-yoing back as soon as the meds wear off.. i could wish for something to properly kill it.. *shrug* oh well. kick it down to a dull roar and get on with it.. *sigh*

*huggles* i'd FAR rather hear that someone isn't here for a while because their life is too much fun to take time away from, than *any* other reason! =) i do miss you, but i'm very glad to hear that's why you're not here. *huggles*

*hugs* yep, is good.. i take issue with the last line, but i suppose that was predictable. interesting structure. you do manage to take some of the most *twisted* structures and make them flow well. *hugs* (*giggles madly* when i grow up i wanna be able to write like you do!)

oh me.. oh my!! Then i must have not had a good Thanksgiving, as i can honestly say that for once it was calm and pleasant and completely devoid of catastrophic events, here. Boring can be good. i think i could get *used* to boring, if life would ever give me a chance.

hunh. well.. okay??? *is confused*

YAY!! Fridays are genuine trademarked Good Things!!

*not that she's thankful for slurpees, or anything.. heh*

good friends, and real family (which has nothing whatsoever to do with accidents of birth)