Letter Meme
Apr. 14th, 2007 05:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
meganbmooreLeave a comment and I'll give you a letter. Then you list 10 things you like starting with that letter. Post them in your journal and give out new letters to your commenters in turn.
vierran45 gave me the letter A.
1. Anime: Sometimes bad, sometimes great, but I love t more than I should either way.
2. Aunts: I like all of mine and I like being one.
3. Angel: As in Buffy: TVS and Angel character, to encompass the franchise.
4. Audrey Hepburn: Because it's impossible to watch one of her movies without feeling good.
5. Agatha Christie: The queen of the mystery genre and the solidifier(though not always originator) of most mystery plots.
6. Avatars: What icons are referred to elsewhere on the net.
7. Abe Hiroshi: Want to make me check out a jdorama? Tell me Abe Hiroshi is in it. He never fails to be awesome and steals virtually every scene he's in. The fact that he comes across as shy and awkward in the few bits of RL that I've seen just adds to the appeal.
8. Amanda Quick: AKA, Jayne Ann Krentz, one of my favorite authors.
9. Austen, Jane: The romance genre's Agatha Christie.
10. Angst: But only in fiction and only when it's called for(as opposed to gratuitous) because it can make things more interesting(except when it's thrown in for the sake of angst, at which pount it makes things boring...but when it's called for it's great)
vierran45 gave me the letter A.1. Anime: Sometimes bad, sometimes great, but I love t more than I should either way.
2. Aunts: I like all of mine and I like being one.
3. Angel: As in Buffy: TVS and Angel character, to encompass the franchise.
4. Audrey Hepburn: Because it's impossible to watch one of her movies without feeling good.
5. Agatha Christie: The queen of the mystery genre and the solidifier(though not always originator) of most mystery plots.
6. Avatars: What icons are referred to elsewhere on the net.
7. Abe Hiroshi: Want to make me check out a jdorama? Tell me Abe Hiroshi is in it. He never fails to be awesome and steals virtually every scene he's in. The fact that he comes across as shy and awkward in the few bits of RL that I've seen just adds to the appeal.
8. Amanda Quick: AKA, Jayne Ann Krentz, one of my favorite authors.
9. Austen, Jane: The romance genre's Agatha Christie.
10. Angst: But only in fiction and only when it's called for(as opposed to gratuitous) because it can make things more interesting(except when it's thrown in for the sake of angst, at which pount it makes things boring...but when it's called for it's great)