2005-07-14 10:37![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
snapdragon76
snapdragon76I went to see Episode III again yesterday. The romantic dialogue was still cheesy and I tried not to laugh, but I think a snicker or two escaped. Yoda still kicks ass and the action scenes were awesome as well. The two other movies I want to see this summer yet are 'Batman Begins' and 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.'
Sorry about not getting the Soleta icon exactly as you wanted it,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
soleta_nf. I'm glad you're at least somewhat satisfied with the final result anyway...
Speaking of which, thanks tobananasloth, I was able to make a Pip icon:
*snickers* I realize it's pretty plain, but I think it says it all...
Mom wants me to clean the fans today. They're pretty nasty, too.
I downloaded more fonts yesterday. I've been toying with the idea of writing a letter in 'Hannibal Lecter' just to see what people's reactions would be.
My trial period for PhotoShop CS2 ran out yesterday. Now, I go back to using PS 7. The only thing I'll really miss from CS2 is being able to see a sample of the font you want to use before you actually use it. That was very helpful.
Sorry about not getting the Soleta icon exactly as you wanted it,
soleta_nf. I'm glad you're at least somewhat satisfied with the final result anyway...Speaking of which, thanks to
bananasloth, I was able to make a Pip icon:*snickers* I realize it's pretty plain, but I think it says it all...
Mom wants me to clean the fans today. They're pretty nasty, too.
I downloaded more fonts yesterday. I've been toying with the idea of writing a letter in 'Hannibal Lecter' just to see what people's reactions would be.
My trial period for PhotoShop CS2 ran out yesterday. Now, I go back to using PS 7. The only thing I'll really miss from CS2 is being able to see a sample of the font you want to use before you actually use it. That was very helpful.
Quote of the day: "Nothing great was ever done without much enduring." -- St. Catherine of Siena
