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Three dimensional starmaps
Mar. 15th, 2007 03:44 amSpotted online from Nyrath the nearly wise: An expanded starmap selection, including posters.
Mar. 15th, 2007
Three dimensional starmaps
Mar. 15th, 2007 03:44 amSpotted online from Nyrath the nearly wise: An expanded starmap selection, including posters.
Three dimensional starmaps
Mar. 15th, 2007 03:44 amSpotted online from Nyrath the nearly wise: An expanded starmap selection, including posters.
An amazing thing
Mar. 15th, 2007 02:10 pmPattersons are usually perfect, so does Johnston understand here what a bitch Liz is being to April?
Granted, on the grand scale of things, April's problems are small potatoes but she doesn't live on the grand scale of things. This is just part of the family dynamic whose basic rule is that nothing that bothers April really matters, which is why when Liz, Mike and Mike's family came back to Casa Patterson, it was April who got sent to the basement. She's probably lucky she wasn't sent out into the wilderness, barefoot and unarmed, to forage for herself.
Personally, I think the rest of her family still blames her for Farley's death.
Granted, on the grand scale of things, April's problems are small potatoes but she doesn't live on the grand scale of things. This is just part of the family dynamic whose basic rule is that nothing that bothers April really matters, which is why when Liz, Mike and Mike's family came back to Casa Patterson, it was April who got sent to the basement. She's probably lucky she wasn't sent out into the wilderness, barefoot and unarmed, to forage for herself.
Personally, I think the rest of her family still blames her for Farley's death.
An amazing thing
Mar. 15th, 2007 02:10 pmPattersons are usually perfect, so does Johnston understand here what a bitch Liz is being to April?
Granted, on the grand scale of things, April's problems are small potatoes but she doesn't live on the grand scale of things. This is just part of the family dynamic whose basic rule is that nothing that bothers April really matters, which is why when Liz, Mike and Mike's family came back to Casa Patterson, it was April who got sent to the basement. She's probably lucky she wasn't sent out into the wilderness, barefoot and unarmed, to forage for herself.
Personally, I think the rest of her family still blames her for Farley's death.
Granted, on the grand scale of things, April's problems are small potatoes but she doesn't live on the grand scale of things. This is just part of the family dynamic whose basic rule is that nothing that bothers April really matters, which is why when Liz, Mike and Mike's family came back to Casa Patterson, it was April who got sent to the basement. She's probably lucky she wasn't sent out into the wilderness, barefoot and unarmed, to forage for herself.
Personally, I think the rest of her family still blames her for Farley's death.
An amazing thing
Mar. 15th, 2007 02:10 pmPattersons are usually perfect, so does Johnston understand here what a bitch Liz is being to April?
Granted, on the grand scale of things, April's problems are small potatoes but she doesn't live on the grand scale of things. This is just part of the family dynamic whose basic rule is that nothing that bothers April really matters, which is why when Liz, Mike and Mike's family came back to Casa Patterson, it was April who got sent to the basement. She's probably lucky she wasn't sent out into the wilderness, barefoot and unarmed, to forage for herself.
Personally, I think the rest of her family still blames her for Farley's death.
Granted, on the grand scale of things, April's problems are small potatoes but she doesn't live on the grand scale of things. This is just part of the family dynamic whose basic rule is that nothing that bothers April really matters, which is why when Liz, Mike and Mike's family came back to Casa Patterson, it was April who got sent to the basement. She's probably lucky she wasn't sent out into the wilderness, barefoot and unarmed, to forage for herself.
Personally, I think the rest of her family still blames her for Farley's death.
An odd but not serious incompatability
Mar. 15th, 2007 03:35 pmI have a document that seems to have been written in a 1997 version of Word. Now, I've had compatability issues when trying to open documents written in a more recent version of Word than the one I was using but never the other way round. In this case, for some reason when I close the file, this is interpreted as the file having froze and killed, so the system generates an error message to sent to Microsoft. Since this only happens when I close the file (and anyway, I've finished it and moved it to the read-novels folder), it's not much more than a peculiar tic but has anyone else ever run into this?
An odd but not serious incompatability
Mar. 15th, 2007 03:35 pmI have a document that seems to have been written in a 1997 version of Word. Now, I've had compatability issues when trying to open documents written in a more recent version of Word than the one I was using but never the other way round. In this case, for some reason when I close the file, this is interpreted as the file having froze and killed, so the system generates an error message to sent to Microsoft. Since this only happens when I close the file (and anyway, I've finished it and moved it to the read-novels folder), it's not much more than a peculiar tic but has anyone else ever run into this?
An odd but not serious incompatability
Mar. 15th, 2007 03:35 pmI have a document that seems to have been written in a 1997 version of Word. Now, I've had compatability issues when trying to open documents written in a more recent version of Word than the one I was using but never the other way round. In this case, for some reason when I close the file, this is interpreted as the file having froze and killed, so the system generates an error message to sent to Microsoft. Since this only happens when I close the file (and anyway, I've finished it and moved it to the read-novels folder), it's not much more than a peculiar tic but has anyone else ever run into this?