Thanks Lush! You are awesome. This is the best website ever! Keep at it.....it willl work out. I got nada in my email but I will keep looking.
Most of the mail sorting vetting programs will regard an email as spam if it has more than a total of 10 addresses in it, unless the sender is in the program's white list of acceptable sources. Most free mail services don't have generic white lists, but some, like G-mail, do create individual white lists for their members if they locate an email amongst their spam and mark it as being from a valid sender. Some ISP have a similar system as well.
I haven't seen the newsletter in either my normal g-mail box or the spam box. But found it easy to find and read here.
Putting a copy here is a very good idea, I think.
I must be one of the special ones......I got the newsletter in my e-mail.
♥ Listen, touch, and look around in the air and on the ground. If you watch all nature's things, you might just see a fairy's wings. ♥
Could well be, all pixies are special, except, of course, Cornish Pixies.
In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - the Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher Gilderoy Lockhart brings a big cage of these flying animals that are very mischievous creatures called Cornish Pixies. They stand about 150 mm or 6 inches in height, and when he opens the cage to release them into the class room, they create havoc as they set about making as much trouble as they can.
Forgot to add, since I read that book, I've wondered if Cornish Pixies are what they make Cornish Pasties out of.
Causing lots of trouble huh? Thats totally me!! LOL
♥ Listen, touch, and look around in the air and on the ground. If you watch all nature's things, you might just see a fairy's wings. ♥
Not going to argue with that one.....lol....jk pixie.gn7sRPMmmJtHphwD
Never got into the whole Harry Potter thing myself......
♥ Listen, touch, and look around in the air and on the ground. If you watch all nature's things, you might just see a fairy's wings. ♥
Considering the audience it's aimed at, it's well written for that target group - a good basic yarn and reasonably well delivered, a touch corny in places though.
Nut you should do some searches for some of the fanfic on Potter, whewh - lava hot for some of it. All those young schoolies doing all sorts of magical and sexual things to each other.
The David Webber 'Honor Harrington' series is quite good, so is the Cadfael series and Anne McCaffrey's series - all of them. Plenty of others as well.
I really didn't get into the whole Harry Potter thing either. However, my son was really into it. I watched the movies and they are actually pretty good if you can watch them from the first one. They are not really like kids movies or whatever. They are good movies to watch.
yes, the movies have a lot more adult slant to them than the books do, there are some kids type passages int he books that get left out of the movies - an improvement in my book. lol. ( sorry, I couldn't help the pun_.
Thank you lush for the honorable mention in the December newsletter. I feel like a blossoming author.
I do love your website, and also recently enjoyed hanging + chatting with the members which reside here.
Your site will be immortalized in cyberspace forever! keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Bre, you're fun to have around, and thanks for the interesting questions, you are provoking some response from our boys...
Tsk, tsk, such a tease, Bre. You deserve a spankin'.
Lush, did you send out the Jan. newsletter yet?
