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Elvish Hermit · 05-29-2003, 02:18 PM

I take it at intervals. First I couldn't wait for Reloaded for Hugo Weaving. After that I couldn't wait until my literary class began reading 'The Fellowship' (we started Monday. I got my copy early {about one year early} so I started without them. Then when we're done, I'll start 'Towers') when I finshish I'll wait for "PotC". Then, hopefully, Ned Kelly in August. 'Revelutions' in November. Topping off with a journey with "RotC".<BR>In between it all, I read visit the Downs and read fiction, and try to draw the characters (very badly, might I add.) But my drawing of Eowyn and Faramir at the Healing Houses is coming out better than I exepected. If I keep working on it, it'll be somewhat good!

05-29-2003, 02:18 PM	#11
Elvish Hermit Pile O'Bones Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: The city that never sleeps Posts: 25	I take it at intervals. First I couldn't wait for Reloaded for Hugo Weaving. After that I couldn't wait until my literary class began reading 'The Fellowship' (we started Monday. I got my copy early {about one year early} so I started without them. Then when we're done, I'll start 'Towers') when I finshish I'll wait for "PotC". Then, hopefully, Ned Kelly in August. 'Revelutions' in November. Topping off with a journey with "RotC".<BR>In between it all, I read visit the Downs and read fiction, and try to draw the characters (very badly, might I add.) But my drawing of Eowyn and Faramir at the Healing Houses is coming out better than I exepected. If I keep working on it, it'll be somewhat good! __________________ One moment, I'll be a manic depressed, screaming at yelling at everything, crying at how much I hate my life, throwing objects at the wall. The next, I can be a happy carefree person, who seems like she doesn't have a worry and says 'peace man' all too often. Being so volatile is murder on my hair.