thefirst wrote:My cat has settled herself in my closet, I think she's in labor, so I'm excited.

Cool. I second the request for pics of possible.

(Over the summer I fostered five kittens that were born in my garden shed, and they were such sweet little blobs. Kind of ugly... but very sweet. Still have two.)

To be a lawbreaker is to change the rules; if all LA did was continue upon the path set out by Elena and CC she would be blameless for resurrecting TC, because she wasn't breaking any rules - rather she was just following the new rules Elena and CC created. Good point! But if she rouses the Worm, i...

It may also be in the *way* that Linden resurrects him. Maybe something about using that much power, or those instruments, or maybe because she "brought" the Harrow along, or any number of things that don't literally refer to his being resurrected. For example, amani's comment that it's a...

*luxuriates in a rare day off* One thing puzzles me, though. If, as I can well believe, Caer-Caveral laid the groundwork for TC's resurrection, why is TC cutting up so rough about it? If Caer-Caveral had a plan, it stands to reason that Covenant could observe it from his Dead, all-seeing perspective...

I feel undecided. Well, pleased and undecided. Pleased because my fanlurve for Fatal Revenant/all things TCTC has come back (read a bit of FR today and liked it even more) and undecided because there is a cookie downstairs. An unexpected cookie. Somebody put it in my bag when I bought a burger yest...

[ I thought of this in another thread, but it seemed better as it's own topic.] I find that I am thinking about Caer-Caveral all over again. Specifically, he broke the Law of Life, and I'm wondering why. I'm late finding this thread, WF, but I just wanted to tell you how tasty it is. I agree with y...

I fear change. @@

Oh, damn, I fell for it. You bastard.

That's cool, Unfettered! I should've known that from Mony Python, at least, but I never made the Caer connection.

I know at the end of the Illearth War, Troy was taken by Caerriol Wildwood to be turned into his apprentice Forestal. (Actually, he was turned into a tree, yet another thing that bothers me. Was he turned into a tree so that me may learn about their being, or was his body turned into a tree while h...

Yeah, I think helping Covenant outside the borders of Morinmoss was a stretch, but it also seems that within the forest itself Caer-Caveral was having a tough time coming up to scratch. TC was first lured into Morinmoss by the same "defying spirit" that helped the forest resist Foul's wint...

I remember SRD saying somewhere (probably Gradual Interview) that the stump interlude was Hile Troy's "initiation" as an apprentice forestal. And for my part, I always thought the intitiation would have lasted longer if Foul's Winter hadn't happened: it was all hands on deck at that point ...

dANdeLION wrote:I don't mind scanning them. However, I guess I'll have to mail the comic to Lucimay and have her sent it to you, assuming she has your address.

No need to mail the comic but I sent you a pm!

Evans Caamora wrote: Did you folks know that Joan's profession in the 'real world' was a Horse Breaker.

Good catch!

You should always have the first thing you did professionally. I have the fist survey I drafted, because I asked the boss what scale he wanted it in and he said "1:20; we always do thoise in 1:20, unless the owner specifically wants it in a different scale." Well, it turned out the owner ...

Thanks, Jwanteea. I can't find your Arch of Time from FBH anywhere. I searched the whole FBH thread, too. I'm sure you posted it somewhere hereabouts. Oh... and your FBH comic strip. And I swear I remember something with just ink that featured Linden in jeans. Something to do with Creator??? Jeez, ...

That's amazing. I don't even have a copy of that. Wow, how the time flies...

Please, please, please post your Chronicles pictures (which are upthread here ) in the Album so I can find them again! I forgot all about the Art Thread. (And if livejournal.com ever bites the dust, they'll be faithfully preserved here at the Watch. With honor!) Isn't that first one the Brathair du...

Sometimes a comic artist needs a good inker to make their stuff look right, and sometimes it's a crime to have anybody other than the artist complete thier work. Jwaneeta, you fall in the latter category; I really love to see your stuff! Thanks, that's so nice of you to say. I've really only got in...

Vain wrote:I'll pay you to draw TCTC

Wouldn't it be wonderful... there's so much life and fire in those books. I see it very vividly sometimes.

If you ever want to talk about it, feel free to drop me a PM... it's fun to talk about, anyways.

matrixman wrote:Brava! I always enjoy seeing your work, jwaneeta.

(And feel even better when you get paid for it!)

Thank you so much. Wish I could get paid to draw TCTC. It's in my heart, somehow.