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Reviewers Spotlight - November 3rd @ 8pm: Vaccinium and Red Vinyl Kitty

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Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
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Originally posted by Kindred
Did you learn to cook growing up or is that something you developed as an adult?
I cooked a fair amount when I was in high school (trying fruitlessly to impress the ladies, yanno), but it was all out of a cookbook. The creativity in cooking only developed as an adult.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
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Originally posted by Jul!a
What video games do you play the most?
Mainly RPGs like Oblivion or Fallout 3. I do love classic retro games like Mario and Frogger though. We have a Wii, an Xbox 360, and each have a Nintendo D/s too. Oddly, I never liked video games too much (outside of Mario) until I met my husband, who loves them. I kind of grew into them.

Heck, we're even planning on going to the midnight release of Skyrim next week. We are total geeks.
11/03/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
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Originally posted by Vaccinium
Well, photography, obviously. Growing up, I was the sterotypical nerd who was interested in science and logic, and little else. However, I've been working hard at my creative side over the past few years, and making art with my photography has ... more
What kind of camera do you use most often? Also, do you miss film? I miss real B&W film so hard....
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
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Originally posted by Kindred
Does it get boring? Or is there enough variety that it's always interesting?
Some shows are boring. I find it boring when people hand me a script basically, and tell me word for word what to say. On the one hand, they get exactly what they want, but on the other hand - there is no creativity involved. Outside of those shows, I really love what I do!
11/03/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by Jul!a
What's your favorite thing to cook?
Hmmm... That's a tough one. There's no one dish I like the most. As for a meal, I enjoy cooking Thanksgiving dinner the most. It's a load of work, but the whole process means a lot to me for nostalgic reasons. As for a type of food, that would be something Caribbean or Brazilian. I love cooking with the sweet, savory, and hot ingredients inherent in those cuisines.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Kindred Kindred
Quote:
Originally posted by Vaccinium
I cooked a fair amount when I was in high school (trying fruitlessly to impress the ladies, yanno), but it was all out of a cookbook. The creativity in cooking only developed as an adult.
What's your specialty? Any particular dish you're known for? (Why are we talking about food when I'm already hungry?)
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
Quote:
Originally posted by P'Gell
Wow, you do work hard. Your blog is really good.
Thanks P'Gell! I absolutely love working on my blog. It is fun to write, and it's fun to look back on everything that's been going on too. (For the most part).
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
Quote:
Originally posted by Vaccinium
Hmmm... That's a tough one. There's no one dish I like the most. As for a meal, I enjoy cooking Thanksgiving dinner the most. It's a load of work, but the whole process means a lot to me for nostalgic reasons. As for a type of food, ... more
Do you cook using recipes, or mainly cook as you go?
11/03/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by P'Gell
What kind of camera do you use most often? Also, do you miss film? I miss real B&W film so hard....
I use a Canon 5D currently. I really don't miss film at all. I used to shoot with it and develop it, but I can get so much more out of my photos now by tweaking them with software. I don't like depending on the camera or lens manufacturer to get things perfect, and software helps me more readily duplicate what I saw at the time and be able to express the mood and drama of the scene.
11/03/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
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Originally posted by Red Vinyl Kitty
Thanks P'Gell! I absolutely love working on my blog. It is fun to write, and it's fun to look back on everything that's been going on too. (For the most part).
It's like getting to know someone in a way. Your blog is written the way you seem to speak and it makes it sweet and personal. I love to see where people live, the insides of their houses (I hope that didn't sound creepy) as it gives me an idea that that person on the other CRT is a real person and has stuff and a life and feelings etc.

I was telling my husband about your perch on your balcony, he said it sounded lovely. Do you have a nice view at the new place?
11/03/2011
Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
Another one for both of you: If you could go back in time and change any one thing, would you? And what would it be?
11/03/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
Quote:
Originally posted by Vaccinium
I use a Canon 5D currently. I really don't miss film at all. I used to shoot with it and develop it, but I can get so much more out of my photos now by tweaking them with software. I don't like depending on the camera or lens manufacturer ... more
That's a good way of looking at it. I used to enlarge my own B&W film/prints in college and High School, so I do miss it some. Although digital is so much more convenient, and less expensive.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by Kindred
What's your specialty? Any particular dish you're known for? (Why are we talking about food when I'm already hungry?)
I'm not sure I have a specialty. I never make the same thing quite the same way twice, so it's tough for anyone to really develop a strong like for an particular dish. As I said with Sam's question, I suppose Caribbean and Brazilian cooking would be what I'm most known for, and that's mostly because it is so uncommon for people in most part of the U.S. to experience that kind of cooking.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
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Originally posted by Red Vinyl Kitty
Do you cook using recipes, or mainly cook as you go?
I cook as I go. I'll look at recipes for ideas, but cooking from a recipe is like having sex following "The Joy of Sex". Sure, it can be good, but it can be sooooo much better if you experiment.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
Quote:
Originally posted by P'Gell
It's like getting to know someone in a way. Your blog is written the way you seem to speak and it makes it sweet and personal. I love to see where people live, the insides of their houses (I hope that didn't sound creepy) as it gives me an ... more
I don't think that's creepy at all! I think you can tell a lot about a person by seeing where they live.

We have an awesome view here.. Out one window. *giggle* One window shows cows or deer, depending on which meandered over to that side of the hill, the other windows show us the parking lot.

The town we moved to is absolutely surrounded by mountains though! It is absolutely gorgeous, and we love it here. It's not very populated, but still pretty close to the city.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
Quote:
Originally posted by P'Gell
It's like getting to know someone in a way. Your blog is written the way you seem to speak and it makes it sweet and personal. I love to see where people live, the insides of their houses (I hope that didn't sound creepy) as it gives me an ... more
You know what, I'm the same way. I love seeing what makes a person a real person and being able to see what goes on in their life makes them all the more real and easy to connect to.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by Jul!a
Another one for both of you: If you could go back in time and change any one thing, would you? And what would it be?
In my life? I'd have taken the opportunities I had to go to Belize that I passed up in college and pushed harder to do research in Brazil when I was in grad school. I'll never get those chances again.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
Quote:
Originally posted by Jul!a
Another one for both of you: If you could go back in time and change any one thing, would you? And what would it be?
I would not change a thing.

Everything that happened in the past brought us here, and made us who we are. If you change any of that, it might change the outcome of who we are. I really love where I am, even if I don't like some of the things that happened to me along the way. They were all worth it to get to this point.
11/03/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
Quote:
Originally posted by Red Vinyl Kitty
I don't think that's creepy at all! I think you can tell a lot about a person by seeing where they live.

We have an awesome view here.. Out one window. *giggle* One window shows cows or deer, depending on which meandered over to ... more
Oh... mountains! I'm so glad you have a nice place for your perch. (I'm glad you understand my innocent interest in people's homes. It just gives things a personal touch.)
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
Quote:
Originally posted by Vaccinium
I cook as I go. I'll look at recipes for ideas, but cooking from a recipe is like having sex following "The Joy of Sex". Sure, it can be good, but it can be sooooo much better if you experiment.
I envy your style! I have never been able to cook anything without a recipe. Nothing. Can't even make tea if you don't give me exact directions. I have always envied those who could cook as they went. My mom is like that. Just throws things into a pot, and they somehow work!
11/03/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
Quote:
Originally posted by Jul!a
You know what, I'm the same way. I love seeing what makes a person a real person and being able to see what goes on in their life makes them all the more real and easy to connect to.
I know. I was checking out Alice's place in her last video. So weird, but it allows me to understand the people I know here better, too.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by P'Gell
That's a good way of looking at it. I used to enlarge my own B&W film/prints in college and High School, so I do miss it some. Although digital is so much more convenient, and less expensive.
I understand the draw of film, and I have absolutely no issues with people using film, as it still provides just good (if not better) results as digital. It is fun to see everything go from taking the photo to processing it be totally in your hands.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
Quote:
Originally posted by P'Gell
Oh... mountains! I'm so glad you have a nice place for your perch. (I'm glad you understand my innocent interest in people's homes. It just gives things a personal touch.)
Yeah, in our old town, we would even see mountains if we were going to the grocery store. Now we see them no matter if we're on the porch. Gorgeous. Although, from the house they're much harder to see than if you were even in your car on the street in front of our apartment complex.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by Red Vinyl Kitty
I envy your style! I have never been able to cook anything without a recipe. Nothing. Can't even make tea if you don't give me exact directions. I have always envied those who could cook as they went. My mom is like that. Just throws ... more
Thanks!

Just like anything else, if you are afraid to fail, then you'll never succeed. My failures have decreased over time, but I still make plenty of them.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
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Originally posted by Vaccinium
Thanks!

Just like anything else, if you are afraid to fail, then you'll never succeed. My failures have decreased over time, but I still make plenty of them.
What was your most recent culinary failure?
11/03/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
Quote:
Originally posted by Vaccinium
I understand the draw of film, and I have absolutely no issues with people using film, as it still provides just good (if not better) results as digital. It is fun to see everything go from taking the photo to processing it be totally in your hands.
It's getting harder and harder to find film and get good processing anymore. They use a color process for B&W film now, if you can even find the film. Also the prints have a green cast that I don't like.

I'm pretty much converted to digital all the way by now anyway.
11/03/2011
Contributor: P'Gell P'Gell
For both Kitty and Vac, if money was no problem and you could do anything for a living or with most of your time, what would it be?
11/03/2011
Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
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Originally posted by P'Gell
For both Kitty and Vac, if money was no problem and you could do anything for a living or with most of your time, what would it be?
Ooh, that's a good question!
11/03/2011
Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
For both of you, a random one. What's your favorite footwear?
11/03/2011
Contributor: Red Vinyl Kitty Red Vinyl Kitty
Quote:
Originally posted by P'Gell
For both Kitty and Vac, if money was no problem and you could do anything for a living or with most of your time, what would it be?
I truly would not work, and neither would Master - and I would just serve him all the time. I know that's not possible... But, a kitty girl can dream!
11/03/2011