#top five asks

5. Chaggie

4. StaticMoth

3. Lucilith (tbd on them a bit but I can work with what we've got so far)

(Big gap)

2. HolyGates

1. Cherrisnake

Yeah, pretty sure you clocked me here 😂

This is actually pretty hard, because there's SO many bangers to choose from and my favorites definitely change, but here's an attempt:

5. Brighter

4. Piss (A Love Song)

3. You Didn't Know

2. When I Think About The Future

1. GRAVITY

Ooo, what an interesting question...

Red Vine licorice

Trumpet flowers

Penne pasta

Cool neon lighting signs

Cool metal structures/art pieces

I’ll also accept top 5 books of your childhood <3

WHY NOT BOTH?

RQG Moments (ranking from most painful down)

Sasha after Grizzop's death. I will never get over her snapping at Cicero, or the way she gives him a hug. Crying forever and ever.

Sasha's letter, once again, just, all the feels.

Zolf's conversation with Hamid pre-prague. Ouch Ouch Ouch Ouch. "I don't feel helpful I feel HELPLESS" my poor sad grumpy sea dad.

The pre-funeral get together with Hamid's family where they're all just sitting there being bereft and they're all still So Very Repressed.

Grizzop refusing to go to Rome with them. How he's so very very very good and right and it's breaking his heart. Best goblin to ever goblin.

Books of my childhood! These aren't in any order.

Wizard of Earthsea. I actually held off on reading it until I was in my early teens but I adored it so much.

A Wrinkle in Time. One of those books that just stuck with me forever (despite some of the weird religious undertones in it).

The Dark is Rising sequence - again, just some good solid fantasy here.

All the Anne of Green Gables books (yes ALL of them - my mum had a set that she'd had when SHE was a girl and I basically read them until they fell apart).

Loooollll well. Obviously.

Anders.

Merrill

Sasha Rackett

Lup Taaco

Oh this is SUCH a good question, thank you! Again, these are in no particular order:

The couch, in the sun

The couch, during the rain

In the lap of my lover, after work

On the chest of my lover, after sex

Squished between people, in the late afternoon

Ooh an excellent question, thank you! These are in no particular order:

The falafel sandwich from the on campus bar at my undergrad university.

The ham sandwich with triangular ciabatta my aunt made us for the beach when I was 10.

The curried chickpea salad sandwich I made a lot in 2020 and just remade last week.

The subway sandwich order I have had since the age of 10, that I eat twice a month or so.

Anything simple on a fresh baguette.

The Luster of Lost Things by Sophie Chen Keller

The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake by Aimee Bender

The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie