This isn’t a typical SK story- there’s no monsters or ghosts except the real kind. The kind we see everyday because we are the true sources of evil.

A lot of people I’ve talked to disliked this one because it seemed to real. I agree. It does seem very real. And that’s why it’s good. Parts of the book are disgusting reminders of the things we in our American society have done to each other over time- bigotry, rape, abuse of power.

I had to give this one a not worth… vote because even though overall the story was good, it’s a very, very long book, and it doesn’t read like a tome- it reads like a short novel.

If you have a lot of time, go for it. You probably won’t be disappointed, but you also might not see it as being worth a second read.

Water is pretty much a constant- almost always a glass of it in some state of being drunk on my desk, next to me in the car (in a bottle), next to my bed on the sideboard, on the end of the couch waiting to be spilled if I happen to be in front of the TV.

Water = Good Stuff!

I know, it sounds gross, but the taste of the bologna is softened a lot by the peanut butter, and the peanut butter works amazingly well with mass-component greasy lunch meat.

Just try it once. If you don’t like it, you don’t have to finish eating it, and you can spit that bite out, okay?

I’ve actually consumed this in the past, but it’s a good collection of stories, so I don’t mind consuming it again. Almost done with it this time through, but not suite. Another day or so should see me there.

So this is totally a breakfast food, but it also makes a good snack. Yum.