Covers @ MindSay

Hey i aint blogged in a while so i thought i would just write whatever comes to mind im starting a new website soon it will have tv show banners and display pictures and all sorst that i have made ill be posting the link as soon as i get it up and running i dont know if anyone reads these blogs but its nice just to gey out what you have to say.. as you know im a buffy fan and i thought i would recomend a great forum site for buffy and angel ect. its

http://www.slayaliveforums.proboards50.com/index.cgi

its a really great site with loads of friendly people tell them buffyfanforever sent you

also the new issue wolves at the gate is great of buffy is great i think its the one of the best issues yet 12-15 will all be called wolves at the gate the writer drew goddard  who previously worked for the television series last season  In the Buffy comics Drew had previously written the Dracula story Antique for the canonical Tales of the Vampires, which depicts Dracula as a someone tormented by his aging and loneliness Wolves at the Gate makes reference to Antique when Xander comments to Renee in Part I that, (sometimes when I get around this guy, I start acting... wonky) drew is the writer for this issue and also one of my faves these are the the covers the first one is done by jon foster and the second is Georges Jeanty.

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so back to today..anyone heard the song tattoo by jordan sparks? alot of my friends love this ong but im not that big on it i think that people can be influenced by others opinions so much alot of times i have not liked something but my friends have and soon after i find myself  likeing it too

anyway i think i have done enough talking for today.. bye bye for now =D

  This is a cover of Outkast's "Hey Ya". It's really really good. I promise.

end of the evening  . . . showered and a close shave . . .

(I got used to shaving  just before bed . . . when I was human)

 . . . the feeling of settling in bed, under the covers  . . . the weight of the sheet and quilt, a comforter if its cool enough and the way the pillow seems to fit just into the right spot  . . . there’s  the coolness that hits  your eyes  when the light is turned out, the air seems a bit clearer . . . 

and then, let out a breath  . . . and listen . . .

(a few hours before . . . I got up  . . . checked my email, opened my schedule, focused the mental pictures . . . the jobsite, the people and what the finished work would look like  . . . reaching for coffee and socks . . . jeans . . . and my gym bag . . . the rest of the day, beginning, picking up, a bit of momentum . . .)

and then, let out a breath  . . . and listen . . .

(missing the sweet  fragrance of sex and scent, the trace of perfume and lotion . . . warm breath directing me  to a kiss in the dark and a sweet sweet whisper . . . fingertips and a silent ‘yes’ . . . or even just a kiss goodnight, but the tender curve tucked against my chest . . . taking my arm and tucking it around  . . . sharing  the pillow  . . . and a promise of an intimate early morning . . . that time for  us will stand still . . . but for now, rest)

and listen . . . and still  you’re not there . . .

G.

P.S.  . . . one more day . . .