Tellis: YAY! Last night I finally went over 50,000 words in a novel. So far it has seemed that when I hit the 40,000 word level I lost interest in writing in it anymore. The story I'm writing now just seems to flow out of my brain to my fingers. I only hope it is something people will want to read.

Other news; I live in Alaska and here in town we still haven't had hardly any snow. Maybe 4 inches total all year. It's a wierd one this winter. It rained just the other day, not that that is different, but that it is the 4th or 5th time this winter.

I know, blah blah blah winter winter winter. Did I mention that retiring to Vegas sounds better every year, LoL.


Tellis: Well I'm back again. It seemed like forever and I see they changed the site all around. I hope to be posting again some time in the new year. I'm glad to see some of my friends are still here and I see some new talent that really interests me, so Hello Everyone and Happy Holidays.

P.S. I tried to use the new site but I just don't like it much. Also why do you have to log in again when you switch from new to the classic version.

Tellis


Tellis: Hi everyone. Sorry I was gone for so long, but I get busy and have no energy for writing or reviewing. I'll be getting caught up soon. Spring is here and sooo many things to do. A two day old moose calf spent a day and a half camped in my yard while his momma went foraging. I'll try to upload pictures but I don't know how to add them to this page. I love the way stormwolf2 has done his, but I've tried to load pictures and haven't figured it out yet. LoL
    jadapenn: Ask stormwolf and then you tell me too. lol -
    koneart: And me, too, please--grin. I know you have to have them a certain hight and width. and that it can't be over 75k. Which is big enough, really. I use Paint to crop and re-size, but there could be a better way. -
    hvysmker: I haven't got any mooses, here, but the little critters are coming out. I can look out at an adult groundhog out of hibernation, along with a much smaller one. A couple of squirrels are evident. I've already seen deer crossing my fields. I received a bill for "very small" telephones installed in trees, I don't know how they did it, but it must have been those pesky squirrels. The skunks don't know how to use them.

    Charlie -