Welcome back, Olen!

So sorry to hear about the rubbish with the internet companies. Ugh. Just like the opposite gender - can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em.

Just post when you are able. You're always welcome anytime!

Wait a minute....the opposite sex...is it me or you?


WELCOME BACK OLEN !!!!!

This post has been edited by mALX: Oct 26 2010, 04:57 PM

Here, here . . . Welcome back, O!

Welcome Back Kotter!

Oh wait, it's Olen?

Great to have you back, Olen! I've been out of town for a few days myself and was delighted to see you back! Sorry for the troubles you've been having.

Ugh, I'm back. I was sick, my girlfriend WOULD NOT LEAVE ME ALONE -_-. Little piece of...meh, let's forget about that.

At this point, I'm at the drawing board, trying to come up with a viable plot for my improved and refined Oblivion fan fiction posted on both the Bethesda forums and this forum. Anybody got any ideas? By the way, everything is different, even the personality and stuffs...

This post has been edited by DarkZerker: Oct 31 2010, 07:26 PM

Well I'm back (again). I've been very busy lately with my band 'Chains of Darkness' ™ as we've been on the road the last two month's touring across Norway (been playing at several pubs and the like) trying to get our music out to people so that it is recognized and hopefully lands us a record deal.

But now that we've finished I'm looking forward to continuing on my stories (yes MalX ther will be more Selina for you, and of course some more Telina for Minque...hopefully my reviewer count will increase as well *hintcoughhint*

WOO HOO !!!!!!!!! Glad to hear your music is doing so well too! And so good to see you back on here !!!

Yay! Our norwegian princess is back! I'm so glad to see you again and I'm happy for you about your band and stuff,

So any links to some youtube thingy so we can have a sample of your music???

For those of us in the States, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving, and hope you have much to give thanks for. For everyone else, I wish you the latter part, and hope that your otherwise normal thursday is just awesome for some odd reason.

Thanks, BH!

And a Happy Turkey Day to all our fellow Americans!

And to everyone else around this blue globe, have a great and delightful Thursday!

May all of us have many blessings to be thankful for!

Thanks Black Hand !!! And ditto !!!

Hope today brings everyone peace, happiness, and laughter, (and some form of memorable love...er...did Foxy type that...?)

This post has been edited by mALX: Nov 25 2010, 02:52 PM

Eat, laugh, play. Crash on the couch (or recliner) and do it all again.

Hope everyone has a wonderful day.

Today's menu:

Slow-cooker turkey
Escalloped potatoes
Cornbread dressing
Green beans almondine
Cherry jello salad
Chess cake

Yum! I'm unrolling my map so I can fast travel to ETN right now!

Happy TG to all us yanks!

We have something called thanksgiving here, as well. However, I think it's celebrated a month earlier and only by a few people who're into agriculture and stuff.

For me, this was a really compassionate week. A very dear collegue of mine passed away while driving home from work, through the mountains over snowy roads. Probably his heart gave up. He did have some history of heart problems.

It's rather difficult because he was one of the nicest people I ever met. When we met early in the morning to enter work he'd always have a "A wonderful day to you" on his lips, and I never saw him angry or annoyed. And he had stories to tell...! He's done some very amazing things in his life and when he told of them every was hanging on his lips.

Also, he was the guy the younger collegues were asking for advice all the time because he was a real guru when it came to some specific topics.

Damn, I'll miss him. We will miss him.

Sorry for the loss of your friend, Stargelman.

Stargelman, my condolences to you as well.

Best wishes and condolences, Stargelman. Kind of reminds me of a Willa Cather story about a fellow who had heart disease, but who was a wonderful, caring individual. The key to the story was that although he had a "bad heart," he actually had a good heart- and that he understood his death would be part of the natural cycle of the seasons.

But that does not make it any easier for those who are left to mourn. Be well, my friend, and stop by any time for some virtual food and real comfort.

I am so sorry for your loss Stargelman. The workplace will not be the same when someone like that leaves it. I hope his spirit remains inside all of those who enjoyed him so much. Someone like that will live on in people's memories a lot longer than their time here.

Feast 2- All of the above items, plus:

Yeast rolls
Stuffed celery
Deviled eggs
Butter cake