Although it wasn't totally clear if it would work out, Dan was visiting the island today. The beginning plan today was to meet up at the Bubba Gump with him and some of his friends who are moving to Molokai. However, they were having some sort of trouble with their details, so they weren't going to make it. I then braved the wilds of Waikiki (and the thorn nest of the Hilton Hawaiian Village), picked up Dan, and diverted to a better seafood restaurant.
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| Nico certainly makes better poke than Bubba Gump. |
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| I went with the special mahi mahi. I could have used a bit more sauce, and the fish was a bit dry. Maybe we should have tried Uncle's instead. |
TldrL:
- Title: The Silver Key
- Date: 1926
- Summary: Randolph Carter, again, gets a back story to tie the previous two stories into a single narrative. You read it, and just think, "why did you write this? This is so boringly not good." It ends suggesting Carter returned to the dream world.
- Real Villain: Writing alternate versions of rambling mythology.
- Last line in italics? No.
- Writer writes instead of fleeing? No.
- Rating: 3/10.
- Read it: Here.
- Pokemon.
- Not Pokemon.
- A good story.
- Naoko Takeuchi.
- David Brooks shouldn't have a job.
- Jesus.
- Bird and bees.
- This was the song I heard on the radio while navigating Waikiki.
- I will be so glad when she finally wins this thing.
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