[stylist] curious-would this be too confusing?

[Semirhage]

HI, Vejas.
Actually again I've read books on NLS where they're in Europe or wherever 
and still not a lot is said about differences is more is going on at home, 
and they're American. So I don't think what you did was specifically silly. 
It was a style you chose. Other books I've read made me feel more like I was 
there, taking me deeper into the culture and such, so it depends on what the 
author's aim is. If yours was their family life, ETC, that was your aim and 
it's fine not to take it elsewhere. It wasn't as if you were in foggy London 
town and having them act like they were in LA and being all Bro and Dude. 
LOL. Which when my British character said Dude first, it's because his GF's 
brother is from LA and said it all the time around him. My character is 
talking to the GF's dad and said something adamant with Dude in it then 
looks at him in horror and is gasping, "NO! I just said Dude!" LOL. And the 
dad is all sympathetic as he understands. But to answer your question about 
him, no it's not time travel. He worked for a vampire and was somewhat 
reclusive in that and they were stationed in a remote area of Europe. So his 
GF is freaking out about all the things s he'd never seen including Wal 
Mart. LOL. He didn't really have net access either. So to him, it sort of 
did feel like time  travel. He was tripping hard over the prices of 
real-estate.

Sem
I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
I get along with the voices inside of my head.