gymnopedie

It's chocolate on the outside and smooth peanut butter on the inside. Not store bought, these were homemade. What are they called so I can make them please?

( walking in a winter wonderland )

Happy Holidays, everyone!

Wishing a very merry Christmas to all who celebrate!

If you're looking for a last minute gift, I'll be selling Tomorrowland: The Art of Aaron Acevedo pdfs for $5 until the end of the year.

Also, for all you Savage Worlds fans out there... Savage Suzerain is now available.

And finally, all prints in my archive are $10 each (includes shipping). If you order two or more, you get a free Tomorrowland pdf as well.

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Stay safe for the holidays, I'll see you next year.

Peace.

Merry Christmas!

My mother insists that there was a disease like (or going around at the same time as) foot and mouth/hoof and mouth. This is driving her crazy. Ideas?

Me and Kristina sang and played some Christmas music a couple days ago, and since me new iPhone shoots video, you guys get to see them. This is nothing fancy, just home in the even goofing off.

(Most of you have seen these, but I was asked to post these altogether, in case you missed any.)

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Okay, so I'm looking for a pretty morbid short animation. It might be from the beginning of a movie (like how "Partly Cloudy" is a short animation found at the beginning of "UP"), or it might be it's own separate thing. I am entirely unsure, other than that it'd be from an older movie, as I have not seen it for years.

I remember that the short had to do with an old person (i think it was an old lady) who was trying to cook, and some sort of animal (i think it was maybe a moth?) kept annoying her. They kept trying to swat it/shoo it away/keep working, but the animal just kept getting in the way. Eventually she decides to be mean, and either cooks the moth or does something equivalent that leads to its death (it was either that she cooked it or it flew/went into the oven while she was baking). She waits for it to finish baking (while i think she reminisces about something or other), and then when she opens the oven, she finds something strange inside. She climbs in, and on the other side of the oven, she finds the afterlife, where moths (or whatever the animal was) all around her as she flies to heaven.

Anybody know what I'm talking about, or where I could hopefully find it?

Time to blow WoW and Aion and all the other silly MMO's OUT OF THE WATER. Signed up for beta last week. Final Fantasy 14s been in the works for years now, under the code name Rapture. Coming out End of 2010 or something, I believe..

http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/

http://www.bluegartrls.com/forum/showthread.php?t=86247

http://img693.imageshack.us/img693/907/88234817.jpg
http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/7268/212naf.jpg <- more than likely ingame footage, not cutscene
http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/4299/43227921.jpg <- looks possibly like this can be ingame footage, not sure.

Merry Christmas everyone :)



This year's card. Brought to you by my mother's collection of Santas (you can see a very, VERY small sampling of her grand collection here), and Millions of Cats - Wanda Gág in 1928 (Great children's book, one of my favs)

Anyone new to my list, this is a tradition I've been doing for a few years now. I draw up a card, mail out a handful of them to family and friends.
2008
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Merry Christmas everyone :)



This year's card. Brought to you by my mother's collection of Santas (you can see a very, VERY small sampling of her grand collection here), and Millions of Cats - Wanda Gág in 1928 (Great children's book, one of my favs)

Anyone new to my list, this is a tradition I've been doing for a few years now. I draw up a card, mail out a handful of them to family and friends.
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004

Merry Christmas everyone :)



This year's card. Brought to you by my mother's collection of Santas (you can see a very, VERY small sampling of her grand collection here), and Millions of Cats - Wanda Gág in 1928 (Great children's book, one of my favs)

Anyone new to my list, this is a tradition I've been doing for a few years now. I draw up a card, mail out a handful of them to family and friends.
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004