i sent about 4 books to ChronoGrl a while back, and she sent me a book.

Updated.:)

What's this about apple tea? Now you got my attention-I currently drink-peppermint, lemon and ginger, camomille, honey and vanilla, orange and cinnamon

It's iced, cinnamony and crisp...It's amazing

I'm going to send the last of mine to Hammerfan, but if I ever get anymore (my mother gave me this, and I'm not sure where she got it), I will send you some :)

That sounds extremely nice cinnamon is yummy!Thank you :)

The first book box has arrived! It's chock full of goodies! 3 DVDS- Tsui Mark's Vampire Hunters, a double feature of Eaten Alive and Crucible of Horror and a double feature of The Crawling Eye and The Killer Shrews. There were also a good 2 dozen books- hardcovers and paperbacks- some Peter Straub, Dean Koontz, John Saul and a variety of lesser known names- horror novels, an anthology edited by Robert Bloch, some mysteries and thrillers, some fantasy and more!

It'll keep me reading for years! Thanks very much Rayne and Dude! It's very much appreciated. It's the best Christmas I ever had!

Not to mention, it was so well packed I can't figure out how to get them back in the box and fit right...

Mmm, that sounds awesome! Thanks, honey!

Holy hell that's some fantastic stuff! Great haul there.

I can't wait for mine! Hurry up, postman. :mad:

Rayne is amazingly good at that. If I pack a box, I usually fill empty spaces with paper or something. If she sees a space big enough to hold a book, she'll find a way to fit three more into it.

I'm glad you like stuff :D

The mailman cometh! Just when I reached home for a late lunch, he was about to ring the bell.

24 books (yes, you read that right!) and 3 DVDs! It felt like a minor treasure box when me and the wife opened the lids and peered in!

All of them are in pretty good condition, some of them feel brand new!

21 paperbacks and 3 hardcovers. The 3 hardcovers are short-story/novella collections, and so are 6 of the paperbacks.

The rest are novels, except 1 book which is a real life exploration of a city and the mysterious and bizarre stories associated with it, called "Mysterious Knoxville" written by Charles Edwin Price.

Here they are, stacked neatly on the sewing machine table (only empty table I could find for a decent picture) -


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First row -

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Second row -

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Third row (of sorts) -

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And the DVDs -

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Thanks a ton, Rayne! These will keep me awake for many nights to come. Like NE said, it's a fantastic gift and one which I will treasure for sure.