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This would be interesting. When Anne McCaffrey was alive, she was uncomfortable about anyone messing with her novels–writing them or making movies–because she felt they didn’t get it right. I read one comment of hers when she was looking at a script for a movie and shook her head because it wasn’t what she felt it should be–they didn’t get it right. Making movies from books is always tricky–you can never accurately depict the book exactly how the author intended.
It would make several movies and I would watch them. And whether or not they happen may depend on her children.
Yeah, it seems like authors don’t have any say in how the movie of their book is made, (with the exception of Rowling, who seemed to have a strong hand in it!)
Unless they wrote a stand-alone script?
Either way, very exciting!I just want somewhere to vent, and this seemed like as good a place as any!
I lost my Grandad last month to a horrible combination of leukaemia, pnemonia and kidney failure. He was in a lot of pain and he really suffered towards the end. He was only diagnosed with leukaemia 4 months before he passed away. He led a full and active life and he was only 75. I was very close to him and I miss him so much. :,-( To make it worse, my partner and I moved into our new home less than a week before he passed, and he never got to see it. It is our first time buying, and now it will always be tainted for me. When it comes round to the anniversary of our move, It will always be on my mind.
The last four months of my life have become a distant, fragmented memory, which also includes my 25th birthday. At least he was home from hospital at the time, so we had a small family gathering to celebrate. I’m just thankful he was there to see me turn 25, but we all thought he would be around for a LOT longer.
I thought he was indestructable, i thought he would see me get married, and become a Great-Grandad, but that wasn’t to be. He didn’t want to accept his fate, he would cry when we walked into his hospital room, and I have never seen him so much as shed a tear until that point. It broke my heart, and it will always be cracked now that he has gone.
Life can be so unfair.I would probably be a western dragon, in colour-shifting blue. My wings would be feathered and I would have fins instead of horns. I would be very territorial, but with a generally calm disposition. I should draw this sometime!
There could be a lot of confusion if something is a PYO and production. At the same time, I would LOVE to see a fantasy or grab bag koi fix grab bag of these guys.
Yes! Koi grab bags please!! <3
I adore every single one so far! Man I wish I could have got one! I will be keeping my eyes on the sale pages for sure!
I still want to watch the second livestream, but seeing as I’m not going to have funds for these (unless they hold off for two weeks so I get paid again – and even then is iffy) I don’t think I will. Times like this it sucks to try and be fiscally responsible. 🙁
I know the feeling; we are buying a place and moving next week, i literally have no spare money 🙁 Ah well, at least we can enjoy the photos! 😀
Oh my goodness i love these! If we wernt moving i would totally get one! Maybe i could trade for one at some point. They are all so beautiful!
daftdragoness: Brandi just walked by and I asked her about this – She says “yes! its intentional!”
That is awesome! I am so in love with my little guy! <3
Well my babies went on a two day adventure, they should have been here on Mon, but didn’t arrive until late this afternoon. Hope they enjoyed the trip.
These are the cutest little sculptures. I had planned to sell one of my two, but they are so beautiful and go together so well that I’ll be keeping them both. These are the only Windstones I’ve ever felt the need to name, but it was the first thing I thought of when I unwrapped them.
Here is FIRE:
And ICE:
Hugs and kisses to Melody and Brandi, I love the color and details on these little guys.
What a wonderful pair! Congrats!
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