Horror in Hay: the Prequel

[dotinthesky]

I've bought a fresh box of strawberries for the office. It's my way of making up for the cherries.

The cashier in Sainsbury's couldn't believe I was buying two salmon steaks for £5.99.

I'm wearing a light brown t-shirt with this design. My brother made it. Check out some of his other t-shirts: chegadesaudade.

I'm seeing Margaret Atwood this weekend. Plus some other writers. It's all going down at the Hay Festival, "the Glastonbury Woodstock of the mind", according to Bill Clinton. I'll be travelling there tomorrow after work with Mr & Ms Muffin, as well as Kevin. We'll be staying at the Baskerville Arms Hotel. There's a castle nearby, and over 40 bookshops in the village. There is also a serial killer on the loose, who will execute us one by one in horrible fashion, until Ms Muffin is left all alone to struggle against him on the highest tower of the castle. And, eventhough he'll fall from the tower and appear to die from the gate's spears traversing his body, I suspect his eyes will open just before the credits roll up.


Hay-on-Wye Castle

Comments

[hunterjr.livejournal.com]

1. Your brother has pretty nice designs, is he an artista plástico?
2. Margaret is my japanese teacher.
3. I love castles.
4. The final is too predictable, don't disappoint me Ollie.
5. What about MSN?
6. This comment is totally random.
7. Have a nice trip!

[commonpeople.livejournal.com]

1. Sim, ele esta terminando a faculdade em artes plasticas no Parana.
2. Does Margaret the japanese teacher also write books?
3. Me too.
4. Most horror movies have predictable endings.
5. Still haven't installed it in my laptop!
6. I like all random things.
7. Thank you!

[hunterjr.livejournal.com]

2. No, but she reads tons of mangas XD
4. Indeed. It's like a standard for horror movies.
5. Bad bad Ollie.