I'm going to keep this card up here till the holidays are done with, I kind of like having it there, so why not? Other than that, not much happening on the home front, so I guess I should just dive right into the comments and answer them.
Oh, I am looking for information on Christmas songs, animé Christmas songs. I know there are animé out there that have done songs associated with the holiday, but I don't really know too much more than that, so any information at all on the songs would be appreciated. My sister comes up with the strangest projects for me, and since I don't really know much about animé Christmas songs, I figured the best place to start was gathering information. Any info of questionable legality, send to me in PM so it's not publically posted though, okay?
Comments:
Magnus Lensherr
I learned about Project Gutenburg from Tech TV back in 2003. They're doing something for the benefit of everyone, putting public domain works online so they can be accessed by anyone online who wants to read something. I like to read the classics sometimes, particularly theatre classics. They're old stories, but good ones.
Rich relative, right. I tell you, if I ever do hit it big with money, that is the kind of thing I'd do, because it's an underground mainstream, animé needs it's own, unbiased venue for showing.
Thanks. I would have sent him to everyone individually (via PM or e-mail), but I felt posting him here was just as efficient.
Mistee05
Thank you I'm glad you like it.
Actually, getting a reconditioned cartridge is a recommendation I've made lately, because they're cheeper than new cartridges. There's a place in town that says they do that kind of thing, so I'll be checking into them soon. In terms of cost, if you get both a new color and new black ink cartridge for my Lexmark that's close to $60.00 right there if not over. If I recall the cost of the printer was only about $100.00, you're practically paying for the whole thing every time it needs ink.
It's a minor scrape or two from fighting with the ink cartridge, taking it in and out of the printer a couple dozen times is bound to catch a finger somewhere. I usually put some of that New-Skin on minor cuts, that stuff works wonders. Burns like crazy sometimes, but it works wonders.
You take care of yourself too.
Kiki-tink
All you'd have to do to get their attention is tell them they're paying more than half the cost of the printer (if not more than the total cost) each time they replace all the ink, assuming they're full color printers. Every Lexmark ink cartridge costs about $30.00 that I've seen, so all told that's $60.00 for ink, now, you consider that really low end Lexmark printers are only $50.00, what kind of business wants to overpay the price of the printer to refill the ink? Do the research on Canon printers, find a good one that has low cost ink refills, and pass that info on to your bosses.
alphonse13:
Thanks.
Take your time with the theatres.
KyuubiKhaos
Thanks, I'm glad you like it.
Hm, Lexmark is a more widspread "disease" than I thought. Sure it seems like a good deal when getting the printer itself with the low cost of them and all, and they do put out quality prints when you talk photos and cards, and thinks like that, but replacing the ink is just so expensive. I guess we live and learn to price ink refills before we buy our next printers. The cuts though, are minor, I've done more damage with needles while sewing buttons back on shirts.
sikaurai
You're not missing much. The holiday isn't what it used to be, it's way too commercialized now, and just seems to have lost a lot of it's meaning. That's a gesture that most people wouldn't bother to notice, but it's a very kind one. Many people don't take into consideration that children think differently than adults, the way they understand things isn't the same. That's not to say they aren't intelligent (my nephews and niece have surprised me on more than one ocession with that they can do), but they do have a whole thought process that's different, and with the holiday getting so much exposure in the media, things could get a little confusing.
I wanted to do something simple that wasn't really tied to a particular holiday. Actually I was trying for cute, so it's good to know I got that right. As for the gift itself, well, the gift of friendship is one that's not linked to any holiday, it's not one you get for being good, for getting high marks in school, for a job well done, or on your birthday. It's there all the time, and it keeps giving itself over and over again each and every day. That's probably one of the best gifts a person can give, and that's my gift (courtesy of my dragon buddy there) to everyone here.
