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I've Been Lax in My Duties

Discussion in 'Sorcerous Sundries' started by Elios, Apr 3, 2003.

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    Ok, I know I've been rather quite lately. It's not that I don't like you people! :)
    I've been working at this farm here in southern California called Colonial Chesterfield. We get about three hundred kids a day and teach them about colonial life during the revolutionary war. Its actually a very fun job and we do battle reinactments with the kids too.
    I'm usually so tired when I get home, and hoarse from barking out commands to the "militia" "shoulder that musket, soldier" "Make ready, present, fire"
    The owner is looking to get some farm animals and start doing programs relating to that. So I have been put in charge of that whole thing. I am designing a barn, pasture, corrals, etc. I'll be designing the programs as well. It's going to be a lot of work, but its actually something i've always wanted to do. There's going to be a lot of research since the barn and all the other structures need to be done in the period style.
    But don't worry, I'll still be around and dropping in from time to time.
    So, whose going to make the comment about less topics first? hmmmmm
     
    Elios, Apr 3, 2003
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    Well who do you think?

    You know Elios I really want to say this:

    My god think of the topics decrease :D

    As I did several times ago but it HAS been awhile since there were so many (great) topics from ye.

    Good for you though that you're doing exactly what you want and I just hope you do drop by once in a while to open a topic which will be about absolutely nothing ;)
     
    Apeman, Apr 3, 2003
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    There will probably be twice less topics, Elios :~(
     
    chevalier, Apr 6, 2003
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    [​IMG] Unless Padine the Paladin comes back! :rolleyes:
     
    Errol, Apr 6, 2003
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