I've been married 3 years. I have kids and grandchildren. I like to travel with my kids and grandkids. I like reading about the beach. The beach is my favorite place. I teach for a living. My husband is a cop. I live in South Carolina. I like to bowl. I have never been to Cuba. I have a brother who lives in Tampa. I would love to visit Cuba. I love Folly Beach in South Carolina. I don't live far from Folly Beach. I read "Dear John" by Nicholas Sparks. I love drama books.
I'm a librarian. I like reading horror novels. I've been married 9 years. I live in Ohio. I have 2 children and 3 grandchildren. I have a 1 year old granddaughter, and 3 and 5 year old grandsons. I like getting my grandkids together with other kids. I like traveling with my husband. My favorite place to travel is Cuba. I love beaches. I love Cuban cigars. I visit Cuba. I've never been to Folly Beach. I am married. My husband passes out Cuban cigars to clients. My husband is funny. I love to read. The last book I read was "Smoke Signal.".
I was thinking about reading a horror novel. What's the best horror novel you've read lately? House of Leaves is low key a great horror novel. It's a bit of a hard read and considered an achievement among readers because it's 1000 pages and a little odd. Have you heard of it? I have heard of it but had no idea what it was about. What makes it a hard read? Is it the 1000 pages? Thank you for the recommendation. It reads a bit like a textbook, but also it has footers that add to that "textbook" feel. If you would rather read a horror novel about the beach, you could always read Jaws. I get enough textbooks in my field of work teaching. Maybe Jaws would be a better start. I enjoyed the film but how closely related are the books? Of course the movies are always a bit different from books with all that artistic liberty. Give it a read and see if you like it. Maybe we can go bowling sometime and discuss the book? That would be good, bowling is one of my favorite past times. Do you bowl much?  Not much, but I would like to pick up some more hobbies to get me out of the library. I've always wanted to try that duckpin bowling. Have you done that or do you just stick to traditional bowling? Normally traditional bowling but I am up for trying duckpin bowling. I feel like there would be good cross over. I'm sure it can't beat traditional bowling. It's probably a lot more for the younger crowd so we probably would stand out.  I would imagine so. I have tried taking my grandkids and they just roll the balls down the ramps. With duckpin bowling they can probably throw them themselves. The ball is much smaller so they probably can throw it themselves. I think it's like a little cannonball. It would be cute to see them tossing it down the lane.