WEEKLY CHECK-IN: Tickety boxes and a couple of questions

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[Poll #1824744]

Now that you've started hyperventilating thinking about your story, are any particular songs coming to mind, like "Please release me (Let me go)" or "A Whumping hunting we will go?"

Any particular writing/vidding/drawing survival must-haves at your house? I have to drink pots and pots of tea (probably explains why I always have the lads consuming copious amounts) and my mate Cherry has to listen to the Bee Gees... don't ask.

Or, if none of this foolishness appeals to you, feel free to just check-in and let us know how it's going.
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Comments

[sc-fossil.livejournal.com]

I grew up in the North and would never have had a tea experience if not for my best friend in HS. Her mum was from the UK and we had tea there every afternoon (plus other British goodies). That's where I got my love of hot tea and sweet juicy oranges. Plus back then imported biscuits were a rare treat. I loved seeing her bring out the tin from her family back home. There was never a tea bag in my Italian coffee drinking house, I can't remember when I first drank iced tea but I was certainly not at home! :)

[draycevixen.livejournal.com]

I was in Ohio, my first day in America. Someone asked if I'd like some tea. I said yes please and was handed a tall glass full of brown water and ice. I was surprised, to say the least, and it tasted awful.

One of our neighbours kept an eye on our house when I went home at Christmas and we brought him back a large box of English chocolates. He, his wife and his three kids have all mentioned them every time I've seen them since. *g*