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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Well, as my original intro was lost, I guess I get the chance to redo my room!!! Feel free to come on in, just PLEASE take your shoes off at the door! Thank you.
Well here's me (again)...
*NAME- Amanda
*SEX- female
*AGE- 23
*LOCATION- Hmmm... a tricky one! Currently in Durham. I spend my summers in France (miles from civilization), and spring and autumn in Wales (do sheep count as civilization? If so, then a thriving community!)
*FAV. TOYS- at the moment my fire poi, but also my juggling balls, diabolo, my new staff, guitar, mountain bike, and of course my beloved kayak!...too many more to mention!
*TWIRLING SINCE- learned bits of stuff since 2000, but only really got into it this year. I was on crutches for 3wks, after dislocating my knee (ow!), so I spent all the time learning new poi stuff (every cloud has a silver lining eh?).
*OCCUPATION- Outdoor Activity Instructor/ river guide
*HOBBIES- naturally my poi and stuff, but also do lots of kayaking, canoeing, climbing, mountain biking, snowboarding, and bits of other sports.
*FAV. PLACE- Specific favourite one is sat on the edge of the cliff, overlooking the gorge where I work in France, with nothing around for miles apart from the wild boar, and watching either the sunset in the distance, or one of the impressive lightning storms we have.
I also love anywhere where I can sit on a mountain or beside a river, hearing nothing but the noises of nature. A BIG reminder of the beauty of it all...
Anyway, thats pretty much me in a nutshell! Feel free to come and chill in my room- its a great place for relaxing and being at one with nature! (and who said i was a hippie?!
). On the plus side, tea and cakes are supplied for free!!! And if i'm feeling generous i may even let Narr in with her weird marmite/chocolate spread mix! euch!
Catch you all soon,
Mand.
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It used to seem to me that my life ran on too fast, and i had to take it slowly just to make the good parts last. But when you're born to run its so hard to just slow down.
Well, as my original intro was lost, I guess I get the chance to redo my room!!! Feel free to come on in, just PLEASE take your shoes off at the door! Thank you.
Well here's me (again)...
*NAME- Amanda
*SEX- female
*AGE- 23
*LOCATION- Hmmm... a tricky one! Currently in Durham. I spend my summers in France (miles from civilization), and spring and autumn in Wales (do sheep count as civilization? If so, then a thriving community!)
*FAV. TOYS- at the moment my fire poi, but also my juggling balls, diabolo, my new staff, guitar, mountain bike, and of course my beloved kayak!...too many more to mention!
*TWIRLING SINCE- learned bits of stuff since 2000, but only really got into it this year. I was on crutches for 3wks, after dislocating my knee (ow!), so I spent all the time learning new poi stuff (every cloud has a silver lining eh?).
*OCCUPATION- Outdoor Activity Instructor/ river guide
*HOBBIES- naturally my poi and stuff, but also do lots of kayaking, canoeing, climbing, mountain biking, snowboarding, and bits of other sports.
*FAV. PLACE- Specific favourite one is sat on the edge of the cliff, overlooking the gorge where I work in France, with nothing around for miles apart from the wild boar, and watching either the sunset in the distance, or one of the impressive lightning storms we have.
I also love anywhere where I can sit on a mountain or beside a river, hearing nothing but the noises of nature. A BIG reminder of the beauty of it all...
Anyway, thats pretty much me in a nutshell! Feel free to come and chill in my room- its a great place for relaxing and being at one with nature! (and who said i was a hippie?!
). On the plus side, tea and cakes are supplied for free!!! And if i'm feeling generous i may even let Narr in with her weird marmite/chocolate spread mix! euch!Catch you all soon,
Mand.
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It used to seem to me that my life ran on too fast, and i had to take it slowly just to make the good parts last. But when you're born to run its so hard to just slow down.
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
No hot springs (we were staying slopeside), but a huge hot tub that we had to ourselves.
But, soon the snow will be melted enough to go to the half way hotsprings in BC. It's like a little magical fairy world, deep in the forest, and about as far from comercialised hot springs as you can get.
No hot springs (we were staying slopeside), but a huge hot tub that we had to ourselves.
But, soon the snow will be melted enough to go to the half way hotsprings in BC. It's like a little magical fairy world, deep in the forest, and about as far from comercialised hot springs as you can get.
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Posted:
Yeah, it would have to be on the B.C. side. The Alberta gov't doesn't condone fairies.
Are you keeping Kim out of trouble? Give her a hug from me, please.
Yeah, it would have to be on the B.C. side. The Alberta gov't doesn't condone fairies.
Are you keeping Kim out of trouble? Give her a hug from me, please.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
I think Kims too into world of warcraft at the moment to be getting into any trouble. lol
I think Kims too into world of warcraft at the moment to be getting into any trouble. lol
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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All the neurotic makings of America's lesser known sweetheart
9,831 posts
Location: body in Las Vegas, heart all around the world, USA
All the neurotic makings of America's lesser known sweetheart
9,831 posts
Location: body in Las Vegas, heart all around the world, USA
Posted:
oh no, she got sucked into that?! you poor thing, you must be seriously neglected!! i know how that game sucks people's lives away! i have friends who seriously refuse to leave their house because that means losing game time!
oh no, she got sucked into that?! you poor thing, you must be seriously neglected!! i know how that game sucks people's lives away! i have friends who seriously refuse to leave their house because that means losing game time!
I was always scared with my mother's obsession with the good scissors. It made me wonder if there were evil scissors lurking in the house somewhere.
Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.
**giggles**
AnonymousPLATINUM Member
Posted:
My only exposure to World of Warcraft has been watching an episode of South Park, recently.
Maybe you should get online with her and kick her butt?
As it is, I spend way too much time on the computer. Looking forward to the next trip to North America in just over three weeks. Probably then I'll only get online to check e-mails and such.
My only exposure to World of Warcraft has been watching an episode of South Park, recently.
Maybe you should get online with her and kick her butt? As it is, I spend way too much time on the computer. Looking forward to the next trip to North America in just over three weeks.
Probably then I'll only get online to check e-mails and such. SILVER Member
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Nah she's not that bad with it. I can't go online with her and kick her butt either- we've only got one computer that it'll work on. Not really my thing anyway. lol
Patrick- oooh, where in the states? And why???
Nah she's not that bad with it. I can't go online with her and kick her butt either- we've only got one computer that it'll work on. Not really my thing anyway. lol
Patrick- oooh, where in the states? And why???
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
AnonymousPLATINUM Member
Posted:
Hey Mand,
Chicago again, for Feldenkrais.
Hey Mand,
Chicago again, for Feldenkrais.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Chicago for what what???
Man I hated Chicago when I went there. I only went as far as one terminal to another in the airport, but I really hated it. It was big and confusing and I got lost and I almost missed my plane.
Chicago for what what???
Man I hated Chicago when I went there. I only went as far as one terminal to another in the airport, but I really hated it. It was big and confusing and I got lost and I almost missed my plane.
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
So, yesterday I managed to finish the new pair of pants I was making for fire spinning. I wanted something that would look nice for performing in, that didn't get in the way like wrap pants do.
These are exactly what I wanted. They're the first set of pants I've ever made that have a proper waistband and zip and hook closures. I've made loads of pairs of wrap pants (dead easy, as they're basically just 2 rectangles, and close with ties). Then I made a normal pair of pants with elasticated waist (easiest type to make), but the elasticated waist made me feel like a grandma.
Anyway, I managed to make these new ones, and I love them. They're all fitted nicely around the waist and hips, and widen out towards the bottoms. They're all flowy and look awesome!
So, yesterday I managed to finish the new pair of pants I was making for fire spinning. I wanted something that would look nice for performing in, that didn't get in the way like wrap pants do.
These are exactly what I wanted. They're the first set of pants I've ever made that have a proper waistband and zip and hook closures. I've made loads of pairs of wrap pants (dead easy, as they're basically just 2 rectangles, and close with ties). Then I made a normal pair of pants with elasticated waist (easiest type to make), but the elasticated waist made me feel like a grandma.
Anyway, I managed to make these new ones, and I love them. They're all fitted nicely around the waist and hips, and widen out towards the bottoms. They're all flowy and look awesome!
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
I've spent a lot of time lately trying to sort out my head and my life.
I was having serious issues with getting the kind of job I wanted, because none of my canoe/ kayak/ river rescue qualifications transfer over from the UK to Canada.
My choice ended up being
1) Redo all my paddling qualifications, and carry on in my career of canoe/ kayak coach and river guide.
2) Take the opportunity to completely change careers, and try something new.
The more I thought about it, the more obvious it became that it had to be number 2. I've done 6 years in paddlesports, and now is the time to try a new path and get some different experiences.
The one thing I've always wanted to do since I was really young is become a paramedic, so that's what I've decided to do.
Working out in the wilderness for so many years, running fairly high risk activities, has given me quite a bit of first hand experience at dealing with first aid incidents- some of them life threatening (minor cuts and scrapes to my clients- the major incidents were dumbass tourists we came across on the rivers).
Anyway, it's something I've always been good at, so now I've decided to take it a step further and make it my job.
The downside is that I can't work in the health services on my work permit, so I want to be finishing my training about the same time as I gain permenent residency. I don't know yet whether this will be a year or 3 years time. Then again, I'll probably need 3 years to save up the $8,000 it's going to cost me for the courses!
I also need a drivers license, so I can get my class 4 license to drive an ambulance. As it takes a minumum of 3 years to get a full drivers license in Alberta, I'm going back to the UK for a month or so in Nov/ Dec, and doing an intensive driving course (I can then swap my UK license for a full Alberta license).
Anyway, I'm extremely excited by it! I know this is going to be a turning point in my life, and having a career again that I'm interested in will make me a very happy person.
I've spent a lot of time lately trying to sort out my head and my life.
I was having serious issues with getting the kind of job I wanted, because none of my canoe/ kayak/ river rescue qualifications transfer over from the UK to Canada.
My choice ended up being
1) Redo all my paddling qualifications, and carry on in my career of canoe/ kayak coach and river guide.
2) Take the opportunity to completely change careers, and try something new.
The more I thought about it, the more obvious it became that it had to be number 2. I've done 6 years in paddlesports, and now is the time to try a new path and get some different experiences.
The one thing I've always wanted to do since I was really young is become a paramedic, so that's what I've decided to do.
Working out in the wilderness for so many years, running fairly high risk activities, has given me quite a bit of first hand experience at dealing with first aid incidents- some of them life threatening (minor cuts and scrapes to my clients- the major incidents were dumbass tourists we came across on the rivers).
Anyway, it's something I've always been good at, so now I've decided to take it a step further and make it my job.
The downside is that I can't work in the health services on my work permit, so I want to be finishing my training about the same time as I gain permenent residency. I don't know yet whether this will be a year or 3 years time. Then again, I'll probably need 3 years to save up the $8,000 it's going to cost me for the courses!
I also need a drivers license, so I can get my class 4 license to drive an ambulance. As it takes a minumum of 3 years to get a full drivers license in Alberta, I'm going back to the UK for a month or so in Nov/ Dec, and doing an intensive driving course (I can then swap my UK license for a full Alberta license).
Anyway, I'm extremely excited by it! I know this is going to be a turning point in my life, and having a career again that I'm interested in will make me a very happy person.
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Pirate Pixie Crew Captain
8,428 posts
Location: Wales
Pirate Pixie Crew Captain
8,428 posts
Location: Wales
Posted:
I wish you all the luck in the world! What a worthwhile choice you have made. I hope it all runs smoothly for you with the licenses, qualifications and the application for residency.
I wish you all the luck in the world! What a worthwhile choice you have made. I hope it all runs smoothly for you with the licenses, qualifications and the application for residency. Feed me Chocolate!!! Feed me NOW!
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Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted:
(especially the 
- is good!)
Paddling is a lot of fun, I sure enjoyed my brief exposure to it and often wish I had more time to be back running and paddling in the mountains. But helping save people will be a great thing as well. Good luck with it all Mand.
(especially the - is good!)Paddling is a lot of fun, I sure enjoyed my brief exposure to it and often wish I had more time to be back running and paddling in the mountains. But helping save people will be a great thing as well. Good luck with it all Mand.
Written by: Doc Lightning talking about Marmite in Kichi's Intro thread
I have several large jars of the stuff. I actually like it... a little. And don't tell anyone I admitted to it. 
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Thanks guys, I really appreciate the support
It's going to be a difficult journey. I'm really not good at studying, and there seems to be so many times on the EMT program that you can be thrown off the course. It's making me quite nervous. But it's something I really want to do, so I'm hoping that will drive me enough to spend all the many hours with my head in a text book.
I just hope that Spitfire still thinks that this is such a good idea once I start pinning diagrams of various parts of the human body all over our apartment, in an attempt to learn it all. lol
Thanks guys, I really appreciate the support
It's going to be a difficult journey. I'm really not good at studying, and there seems to be so many times on the EMT program that you can be thrown off the course. It's making me quite nervous. But it's something I really want to do, so I'm hoping that will drive me enough to spend all the many hours with my head in a text book.
I just hope that Spitfire still thinks that this is such a good idea once I start pinning diagrams of various parts of the human body all over our apartment, in an attempt to learn it all. lol
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted:
learning the parts of the human body can be a lot of ..... fun!
learning the parts of the human body can be a lot of ..... fun!
Written by: Doc Lightning talking about Marmite in Kichi's Intro thread
I have several large jars of the stuff. I actually like it... a little. And don't tell anyone I admitted to it.
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Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Posted:
Personally, I think Ms. Mand's going to kick some major patooty with the entire EMT stuff. Besides....I'm going to help her study as much as I can.
....especially the parts of the body.
I'm super excited for her!
Personally, I think Ms. Mand's going to kick some major patooty with the entire EMT stuff. Besides....I'm going to help her study as much as I can.
....especially the parts of the body.
I'm super excited for her!
Solitude sometimes speaks to you, and you should listen.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
... and once again things disappear below the belt
Oh well, what else would I expect from you lot!
... and once again things disappear below the belt
Oh well, what else would I expect from you lot!
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted:
wot?! My comment was entirely innocent I assure you!! e.g. Nat and I took part in a name the body parts at a business event in public and there was hardly anything below the belt except for one of the leg muscles.
How could you think otherwise??
wot?! My comment was entirely innocent I assure you!! e.g. Nat and I took part in a name the body parts at a business event in public and there was hardly anything below the belt except for one of the leg muscles.
How could you think otherwise??
Written by: Doc Lightning talking about Marmite in Kichi's Intro thread
I have several large jars of the stuff. I actually like it... a little. And don't tell anyone I admitted to it.
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Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Posted:
You wouldn't have it any other way, m'dear.
You wouldn't have it any other way, m'dear.
Solitude sometimes speaks to you, and you should listen.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Too true.
Except for you George- you're just trying to wiggle your way out of trouble!
So, now that I've moved to Canada and am finally getting used to stop signs and driving on the right, I've got to get my head back into british mode.
When I lived there, driving (in theory) made perfect sense. Now I'm desperately trying to get my head around roundabouts, and wondering why we have such rediculous names for pedestrian crossings. (Zebra, Toucan, Pelican... and I've no idea about the difference).
If you hadn't guessed, I'm slowly learning my british driving theory in my spare time.
Too true.
Except for you George- you're just trying to wiggle your way out of trouble!
So, now that I've moved to Canada and am finally getting used to stop signs and driving on the right, I've got to get my head back into british mode.
When I lived there, driving (in theory) made perfect sense. Now I'm desperately trying to get my head around roundabouts, and wondering why we have such rediculous names for pedestrian crossings. (Zebra, Toucan, Pelican... and I've no idea about the difference).
If you hadn't guessed, I'm slowly learning my british driving theory in my spare time.
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Gromit's Humble Squire
4,496 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Gromit's Humble Squire
4,496 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
Gee that's some update Mand! Congrats on the new career choice- it's a worthwhile one and sounds pretty exciting. All the best for it, and if you ever need an emergency patient.. I'm pretty accident prone
Gee that's some update Mand! Congrats on the new career choice- it's a worthwhile one and sounds pretty exciting. All the best for it, and if you ever need an emergency patient.. I'm pretty accident prone
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Lol, errrrrr... thanks Ry.
Ok, you bump yourself (not too hard though!), and then I'll have to fly to Australia to meet you.
Yup, sounds like a plan
Lol, errrrrr... thanks Ry.
Ok, you bump yourself (not too hard though!), and then I'll have to fly to Australia to meet you.
Yup, sounds like a plan
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Gromit's Humble Squire
4,496 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Gromit's Humble Squire
4,496 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
lol.. Wonder what happens if I get critically injured (touchwood) here and ring an emergency number overseas..
lol.. Wonder what happens if I get critically injured (touchwood) here and ring an emergency number overseas..
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Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted:
Do you do international requests do you? HoP HQ needs some one to keep an eye on young Nick...
Do you do international requests do you? HoP HQ needs some one to keep an eye on young Nick...
Written by: Doc Lightning talking about Marmite in Kichi's Intro thread
I have several large jars of the stuff. I actually like it... a little. And don't tell anyone I admitted to it.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
George, if you can afford me I'm there
George, if you can afford me I'm there
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Also, provided we can get nominated by the province, it's looking like getting permanent residency might be a one year process as opose to a three year process.
That is, one year from when we get all the hundreds of forms done for security check, employment history, education, addresses, family details, name of your dog when you were 7, how many spoons of sugar you have in your tea, what colour underwear you have.... etc etc
So probably about 2 years from now.
Also, provided we can get nominated by the province, it's looking like getting permanent residency might be a one year process as opose to a three year process.
That is, one year from when we get all the hundreds of forms done for security check, employment history, education, addresses, family details, name of your dog when you were 7, how many spoons of sugar you have in your tea, what colour underwear you have.... etc etc
So probably about 2 years from now.
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Posted:
You forgot about the names of your imaginary friends when you were a kid. They've got to do a background check on them too....
....
....
Spitfire, taking a break from writing because she's hit a bit of a wall.
You forgot about the names of your imaginary friends when you were a kid. They've got to do a background check on them too....
....
....
Spitfire, taking a break from writing because she's hit a bit of a wall.
Solitude sometimes speaks to you, and you should listen.
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Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted:
*Drives a bulldozer through Spitfire's writing wall*
There ya go Spitfire! Now you can go back to the creative process!
*Drives a bulldozer through Spitfire's writing wall*
There ya go Spitfire! Now you can go back to the creative process!
Written by: Doc Lightning talking about Marmite in Kichi's Intro thread
I have several large jars of the stuff. I actually like it... a little. And don't tell anyone I admitted to it.
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Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
2,723 posts
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Posted:
He he he! I actually managed 1048 words last night, to bring up the grand total to over 39,000.
He he he! I actually managed 1048 words last night, to bring up the grand total to over 39,000.
Solitude sometimes speaks to you, and you should listen.
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Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Sitting down facing forward . . .
2,387 posts
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted:
Hmmmmm - wouldn't 39 pictures be easier?
Hmmmmm - wouldn't 39 pictures be easier?
Written by: Doc Lightning talking about Marmite in Kichi's Intro thread
I have several large jars of the stuff. I actually like it... a little. And don't tell anyone I admitted to it.
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Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Keeper of the Spitfire
2,317 posts
Location: Calgary Canada
Posted:
Lol, no George then it would just be MY attempt at writing a book. (Good with the pictures, not so good with the words).
Lol, no George then it would just be MY attempt at writing a book. (Good with the pictures, not so good with the words).
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.
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