I like that Sparks is a lot more clever than he lets on. It makes sense, given his position. I also dislike Tanya rather a lot; I don't much like people who cause trouble so they can profit from it.
I love Sarah and her cats. Anyone who names their cats after awesome women gets a good mark in my book. And she talks to them exactly like any cat owner would, which made me smile with nostalgia.
John and Cee's Murphy's Law Date Night was hilarious. I felt really bad for them, but I still laughed.
Ian and Zeke are so clearly you and R that it's almost ridiculous. And still, I adore them.
Non was at the quiz night! So he's not John, then, or Ian. I... honestly have no idea, in that case, but I like trying to put clues together.
I think this was my favorite chapter so far. I feel much more connected to all of the characters. I have a fondness for slice-of-life stories, and this was great for that.
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Date: 2010-01-22 03:25 pm (UTC)I like that Sparks is a lot more clever than he lets on. It makes sense, given his position. I also dislike Tanya rather a lot; I don't much like people who cause trouble so they can profit from it.
I love Sarah and her cats. Anyone who names their cats after awesome women gets a good mark in my book. And she talks to them exactly like any cat owner would, which made me smile with nostalgia.
John and Cee's Murphy's Law Date Night was hilarious. I felt really bad for them, but I still laughed.
Ian and Zeke are so clearly you and R that it's almost ridiculous. And still, I adore them.
Non was at the quiz night! So he's not John, then, or Ian. I... honestly have no idea, in that case, but I like trying to put clues together.
I think this was my favorite chapter so far. I feel much more connected to all of the characters. I have a fondness for slice-of-life stories, and this was great for that.