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[bubosquared]

So does anyone have any book reccomendations? I'm looking preferably for something fantasy that's fairly big, something to read on my 15-hour flight over to the States next month. Anyone?

Edit: I'm also fond of British detective novels, but those tend to be on the smaller, finished in three hours side, and true crime stuff, sometimes, and often non-fic as well. Feel free to throw random recs at me, I'll probably read 'em even if it's not on the plane.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Oh, by the way, where did you buy that orange juice?

It's Delhaize, their own brand. They've various kinds of juices.

And sorry about that hurried goodbye we had; I thought my train was going to arrive any minute and I wasn't looking forward to breaking my neck on those stairs.

No problem, I figured it that much. ^_^

Oh, and the wind in Antwerp? Nothing compared to what I got when I got to Ostend.

It was nothing compared to what's going on over here right now, as well. I feel like I'm going to wake up in oz if I'm nor careful.

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It's Delhaize, their own brand. They've various kinds of juices.
And off course, the one supermarket not close-by. :-) But maybe Colruyt has it; they sell each other's brands if I'm not mistaken. I've found something that resembled that bottle of yours, but I haven't tasted it yet.

It was nothing compared to what's going on over here right now, as well. I feel like I'm going to wake up in oz if I'm nor careful.
*giggle* Yep. There was lots of noise here as well. Today people put out their blue garbage bags (milk cartons and cola bottles), but the things keep flying away so we see blue things flying in front of the window from time to time.
The last two days, I've slept heavenly. Once I fall asleep, I sleep 12 hours straight. The noise of the wind really lulls me into sleep.