s/LaSH
First Post
The benefits of having a large family:
- Shiny blue dragon statuette... looks about six, seven inches tall.
- King Kong on DVD.
- Leather jacket that once belonged to a priest.
- Chocolate-coated crystallised ginger.
- The Princess Bride on DVD.
- A DragonBall Z singlet which I'm wearing now.
- Doodads and gizmos.
- Scarf from Vietnam.
- Laser-etched dragon image within a crystal block.
- Three miniature retainers from the long-dead army of Qin Shi Huang Di. (Maybe not the actual priceless treasures of the First Emperor's tomb, but they look pretty nice anyway.)
- A multitool. Very useful.
- A tome (no other word for it) on the German legends Wagner made into the Nibelungenlied. I shall file it beside my tomes of Icelandic sagas and Latin American civilisation.
And I got to give out some cool stuff, too, including a giant hamper in a card-thick package no more than three inches wide, and earrings in packages so big I had to put them on opposite sides of the tree (where we keep out trove before opening day). I get great satisfaction out of confounding people with my wrapping skillz.
- Shiny blue dragon statuette... looks about six, seven inches tall.
- King Kong on DVD.
- Leather jacket that once belonged to a priest.
- Chocolate-coated crystallised ginger.
- The Princess Bride on DVD.
- A DragonBall Z singlet which I'm wearing now.
- Doodads and gizmos.
- Scarf from Vietnam.
- Laser-etched dragon image within a crystal block.
- Three miniature retainers from the long-dead army of Qin Shi Huang Di. (Maybe not the actual priceless treasures of the First Emperor's tomb, but they look pretty nice anyway.)
- A multitool. Very useful.
- A tome (no other word for it) on the German legends Wagner made into the Nibelungenlied. I shall file it beside my tomes of Icelandic sagas and Latin American civilisation.
And I got to give out some cool stuff, too, including a giant hamper in a card-thick package no more than three inches wide, and earrings in packages so big I had to put them on opposite sides of the tree (where we keep out trove before opening day). I get great satisfaction out of confounding people with my wrapping skillz.