Lonelygirl15

What a cool idea! I'm loving the ones I've seen so far.

With me it's largely a matter of not knowing what to do, character/storywise, and so being too nervous to jump in. I actually did a couple of videos several months ago, and they turned out very well for my first tries (I think), but I wound up scrapping it because I felt too out of my depth trying ...

I think kateycat's got a valid point.

This may have already been cleared up already, and I just missed it - I've been MIA from the boards for a bit - but it sure seems like there's kind of a turtle theme going on.

Also, re: the Alaska bit. A) COME TO ALASKA, BREE AND DANIEL! I will hide you.

And B),from wikipedia about Adak (the ...

Thank you for the link, Taiya.

Aww. I hope it's not over.

I just took a peek, because I've been sort of out of LGetc commission for several days. Now I can't seem to get to the class notebook to find out what happened. What happened?

http://laughing-weneedto.blogspot.com/

This person left a comment on Lyn's blog; she commented back.

Something I found amusing about Laozi - there's argument about whether he was real or fictional.

Lordy this is a lot of reading! I'm slogging through, and glad, because it's interesting, but oy!

(Off topic, but: Taiya and TL, did you get my email from yesterday? It said it had been trying for 12 hours and not to resend, so I wasn't sure.)

Yay!

Okay, I still think that's definitely loyalty, but now I kind of think it's Japanese. The directions of some of the brush strokes are more similar to the japanese characters for loyalty that came up in google.

Look:
From HSAO:
http://hsao.net/stepone.jpg

Japanese character found via google ...

twjaniak, err, i mean ms kelly, posted new images on the website. "step 1"" and "step 2"

On a hunch I google imagesearched "chinese character love" and came up with nothing. But then I googled "chinese character loyalty" and came up with what looks like, to my untrained eye, a match for the first ...

The dog Bree talked about making friends with, assuming it was the same dog, was in Nottingham, I believe.

A real person would be very unlikely to have the first entry of their blog, started at an awfully convenient time, be composed of paragraphs with the letters of "CODES INTO SERAPIS" as the first letter, in order. I can't even fathom what the odds of a meaningful, connected phrase appearing in that ...

I'm headed to bed soon, hopefully, so I won't go poking around for information on the other towns, but I was interested to hear that Wickenberg was a ghost town for a while, because Adak used to be a city of about 6000, but when the Navy pulled out, the population shrunk dramatically. About 30 ...