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Linnamalle · 07-18-2003, 05:54 AM

I really liked the Hobbit Walking Party. So cute!! I'll probably keep saying that even if it doesn't win! I guess that might be better, because then I'd have two to choose from. LOL!

Speaking of Hobbit Walking Parties, this one's getting so nice and busy! Hi everyone! (again)

Speaking of Milestones to Mordor, except for The Ring Goes South, won't it be easier to figure out milestones for the Walk to Mordor than it is between Bag-End and Rivendell? And we can all cook Rabbit Stew when we are in Ithilien. (If no rabbit available, chicken stew could be allowed.) Of course, the sad part is that our stop in Lorien will be all too brief. But then we get Lembas! Sigh... oh, to spend a month in Lorien for real...

Speaking of that, who is going to take a nice rest at Rivendell? Okay, not three months, but it does seem like we should celebrate somehow. Maybe everyone should visit their favorite uncle or aunt, whether blood-relative or adopted. I suppose since Frodo was also adopted that could also mean parents. So-- who's your Bilbo?

[ July 18, 2003: Message edited by: Linnamalle ]

07-18-2003, 05:54 AM	#762
Linnamalle Haunting Spirit Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: WtR 458: wheeee! Rivendell at last!! Posts: 52	I really liked the Hobbit Walking Party. So cute!! I'll probably keep saying that even if it doesn't win! I guess that might be better, because then I'd have two to choose from. LOL! Speaking of Hobbit Walking Parties, this one's getting so nice and busy! Hi everyone! (again) Speaking of Milestones to Mordor, except for The Ring Goes South, won't it be easier to figure out milestones for the Walk to Mordor than it is between Bag-End and Rivendell? And we can all cook Rabbit Stew when we are in Ithilien. (If no rabbit available, chicken stew could be allowed.) Of course, the sad part is that our stop in Lorien will be all too brief. But then we get Lembas! Sigh... oh, to spend a month in Lorien for real... Speaking of that, who is going to take a nice rest at Rivendell? Okay, not three months, but it does seem like we should celebrate somehow. Maybe everyone should visit their favorite uncle or aunt, whether blood-relative or adopted. I suppose since Frodo was also adopted that could also mean parents. So-- who's your Bilbo? [ July 18, 2003: Message edited by: Linnamalle ] __________________ They spoke no more of the small news of the Shire far away; nor of the dark shadows and perils that encompassed them, but of the fair things they had seen in the world together, of the Elves, of the stars, of trees, and the gentle fall of the bright year in the woods.