Please allow Me to Introduce Myself ...

[One Eyed Cat]

So as not to break Amelia's protocol.

I am the One Eyed Cat or OEC. I actually first was acquainted with Blue Blood in its previous incarnation. I am of an undefined age and have resided mostly in Northern California (now PA)

I was conceived somewhere off the coast of San Diego. My interests tend towards solitary pursuits such as reading russian literature and walks about town. I recently finished school with a couple degrees in russian and eastern european studies. I am happy to be done

Blue Blood, to me, is about boldness and following one's own bliss. I'll get some pics up once I hit the magic 25 posts. You can ask me anything. I'm way better discussing something in context than crafting an autobiography in an html window.

[killerkat]

hey,and welcome, its a great place here!

[KilLAtomiK]

ahoy therr oneeyedcat welcome aboard hope you like the water harr

[Kidthorazine]

hello

[Pzychotic]

Hello and welcome to this wacky world... Have a wonderful trip and remember please, wipe your feet... thanx...

[ForrestBlack]

Thank you for doing the official introduction OEC It's always good to have the folks that have been with us for a while around to talk to and stuff. I appreciate you being here and participating.

[LrdSatanas]

welcome to the freak show enjoy your ride!

[One Eyed Cat]

Thank you for doing the official introduction OEC It's always good to have the folks that have been with us for a while around to talk to and stuff. I appreciate you being here and participating.

Thanks. And thanks to everyone for the responses.



OEC

[hewhoisagod]

........... welcome

[macabrette]

Oooo, there's just something about Russian literature that is painfully addictive. I went through a period of about two years during which I read nothing but Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, and the like.

[One Eyed Cat]

Oooo, there's just something about Russian literature that is painfully addictive. I went through a period of about two years during which I read nothing but Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, and the like.

Those are 2 of my favorites. You'd love Bulgakov if you haven't read him yet. Russian literature tends to have 3-5 levels of meaning which I think is why you can't get enough of even the same book/author. I never tire of it

[Poisondove]

Welcome and hopefully your stay here will be as delightful as mine has been.

[Caligula]

I trust you're a man of wealth and taste...

Oh, and good evening.

[CPRB]

hello, what about Checkov?

[One Eyed Cat]

hello, what about Checkov?

Anton Chekhov? I like some of his short stories.


OEC

[One Eyed Cat]

I trust you're a man of wealth and taste...

Haha. Only my cats are. You named the tune.

Oh, and good evening.

And to you.



OEC