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Dracomancer wrote:
…i will just sneak it out while she is at work lol
Sneaky sneaky. I like. 8) So all of us attending the CCRF will get a gander at this custom dress. How cool! Now we just need someone to purchase the piece.. *pulls out pockets, butterflies ensue* Erm, sorry to say it won’t be me.
Dracomancer wrote:i reeeaaally hate letting this go beings he was my first non dragon windstone…but..i love my girlfriend more
That is super sweet! 🙂 I hope the candlelamp sells well for you. What are you getting her? 8) You can tell us later… 😆
I will so be there with my husband, dad and my dad’s lady friend. I’m not sure if we’ll be dressed up (probably not), but I’m in the process of deciding on whether I should bring my red fledgy, white curlie, or my (soon to be mine) green-eyed griffin chick to show I’m a Windstone Addict. 🙂
What’dyall think?
Oh, and Nirvana says she’ll be running a booth of some kind. I was suspecting we could, erm, use that as “headquarters?” Get a sign in sheet and let everyone know who’s here and what they’re up to. We’ll see what she thinks…
Oh and what day? Sat or Sunday? I’m looking forward to Sunday, since I work on Sat….
~SafyreAfter I took a look at the website link provided for a picture, I realize that the “hobo” spider is what I almost grabbed up in my fallen items at the door and accidentally let into the apartment yesterday. Oh boy. I’ll keep my eyes open for that bad boy, he’s going to meet Mr. Rubber Shoe as soon as I find him.
Yuck!skigod377 wrote:I like romance, but it was nice having some suspense. Any romance in the In Death series?
If you like Romance/Suspense novels, try out Nicholas Spark’s “The Guardian”. He is the author of the Notebook, A Walk to Remember, A Message in a Bottle, and others. But this one, The Guardian, puts a very suspenseful twist into his love stories. I enjoyed it immensely! (I love all his books)
~Safyrelaphon1 wrote:I found a third.
Thanks for the bump, but let’s not change to Topic, please. 😉 Just want to sell some Windstones, not criticize Ms. Melody.
Ruffian’s got 1000 posts on you, darjeb. I think the knowledge of addiction is well understood. 😆 😆 😆
Greater Basilisk wrote:Anyway, I’m hoping there’s some of his books I haven’t read yet!
Oh, trust me. There are! Some of them and the stories he has weaved will blow your mind! I haven’t ever found them, though.. so good luck!
That is wicked cool! Incredibly ingenuity and talent. Wish I could bid.. I still need a PYO Ki-Rin. Hmm *rubs chin*
And I didn’t know you were in San JO; Are you coming to the SLO Ren Faire?? It’s not that far, just maybe 2 1/2 hrs. 😉I want!!! The Darkside of the moon one! That’s so cool!
Are you going to paint a “women on the pool side” pony, haha. I don’t think they’ll all fit.The Ki-Rin (or Ki-Lin) is an ancient spiritual creature which was first seen in China in 2697 B.C. as a good omen for the reign of the new Emperor.
Since then, its rare appearances have heralded great events and births. One is said to have visited the mother of Confucius to foretell of her son’s greatness. The Ki-Rin is considered to be an especially good omen at the birth of a child.
Like the European Unicorn, the Ki-Rin’s single horn is symbolic of its purity and spiritual nature. The Ki-Rin, however will never use its horn to fight.
They are beneficent, gentle and will harm no living thing or even step on a blade of grass.
Ki-Rins are never hunted, for they cannot be captured or killed. They are solitary, very intelligent and good, always striving for the healing of nations.
