Okay,

[kasche]

so this is mostly to let you know that I am knees deep in the weeds here*. In other words, thank you so much for all your comments! Both here and on DA! Thank you! But I'll probably get around to answer you all sometime next year.

And I'm not even taking into account my flist. I'm not even. I'm not even checking it either, really, because then I really would spend the whole day doing nothing but.

BUT THANK YOU. ♥ ♥ ♥

(And sorry!!!)



*_ Yes. That's kitchen-lingo. And there is probably about one (1) person who caught it. Or maybe two? Del, can I start pestering you about have you read Liquor yet? And Hannah! You have read it! Oh, I knew there was something important to talk about that I was forgetting! :D

(Yes, the Liquor series is something important to talk about. Oh shut up. :P)

Comments

[penhaligonblue.livejournal.com]

Hee hee hee! Yes, I caught it! And I'm ready and willing to talk about the Liquor series, whenever you extricate yourself from said weeds. And good luck with that, by the way.

(This is the closest I have to a foodie icon.)

[kasche.livejournal.com]

One bit at a time, I'll manage to answer them all ;) Well, I hope. I sure will try. :D

Sooooo so so so so so! You've only read Liquor so far, haven't you? Impressions? :D

(I do not have a foodie icon, but I do have a buttpaste one. Sadly, it will only make complete sense having reading Prime before. :P)

[penhaligonblue.livejournal.com]

Blech, sorry for the delay. Moving across the continent can be time-consuming.

Yes, Liquor's all I've gotten through so far, but I'll definitely be reading the others sooner or later. Plainly put, I loved it. I completely devoured it. So many great characters, and I admired the fact that she didn't try to tack on any glamour to the restaurant business - it was gritty and delightfully corrupt. And so, so funny! Did you get hit by an inspiration to cook after reading it? To the regret of everyone living with me, I certainly did.

Normally, I stick to the classics and "Great Literature" for free reading, but this was a good reminder that other stuff can be worthwhile, too.