Previous Post or the zorro mask (always a sucker for it) I have been living in spain for too long now, and my english resent it... Up and Down.. that can be good, I like up an downs. You get to learn a lot of the downs and enjoy the ups. In any event, I hope you are having fun whatever your doing. Feel free to let me know more if you feel like doing it. I would love it. Myself, I have change lots since I last posted I moved to seville, spain (my born city). Changed job again. Made new friends and got in contact with old ones, etc, etc. And discovered new hobbies (A new one per year...Who knew I was going to know how to paint, build a table, and restore furniture.?.. unfortunately for my neighborgs not learning to sing yet tho) I am nostalgic of these days too, when the parodyverse began (I was younger and that is always a plus ).However, I am pretty happy now too. You all will have a special place in my heart and memory, even if nowdays I am too busy to read anything All my love Yo

Well, that or the fact that your IP address shows up as coming from Spain. I don't know... maybe only I can see it. I'm apparently a moderator here, and that may grant me special powers. Frankly, I've always felt I'm well over-due to be granted special powers.

I'm glad you're doing so well and building furniture! I think I spot-welded a toolbox back in high school metal shop. It was a bit wonky, but that counts as building something.

The company I was working as the Art Director for went under a couple years ago. I've since moved to Pennsylvania and have been working freelance doing artwork for various video games. As a result, I've been spending more time with family, and suddenly there are a lot of little kids in my life (not my own... I get to give them back to their parents every time I get tired of 'em.) A couple of times a week I look after my 4 year old cousin (who is the one who has me watching My Little Pony with her, which I'm far more fascinated in than I really should be as you can see by the board.) My 5 year old nephew is exhausting but fun. Then there's Lisa's son Christopher, who is 11 now. We share lots of video game talk.

Generally, I'm doing okay and am surrounded by people I love and keeping busy. I'm just not sure where I'll be in a few years.

In any event, it's always a treat when you pop up again! Makes me wonder who our other lurkers happen to be, and what it would take for them to say hello. Money, maybe? We could start some kind of paypal fund I suppose...