Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

Alright... finished with my doll.

Now to go search for those little cards. xd  

[Prof. Moonie]

Still searching for the cards... meh... *sighs heavily* Where the hell are they?!

But on a lighter note, I found the image that my friend Rini drew a while back that I talking about. So whenever she comes back up here to my place, I'll have to show her it, lol. sweatdrop  

[Prof. Moonie]

I found the cards! blaugh They were right where they would've been... where I should've thought of them being! xd Silly me.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Alright! Here is what the cards say ((she always drew pictures of the charms on them, so I knew which was for which charm later on)):

Wishbone
I couldn't wish for a better friend than you, Christine!

Cellphone
Talking to you is so much fun. You always seem to know what to say when I'm feeling down.

biggrin  

[Prof. Moonie]

I'm so glad I figured out where they were, lol.  

[Prof. Moonie]

I currently have 6286 posts here in Why Not. It's so weird to see some of the frequent, most popular Why Not-ians names being passed up by me. Just feels a bit wrong that I would be passing them up post wise, when they've been around probably longer than I have.  

[Prof. Moonie]

*goes to TekTek*

Just to see what things they have now.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Took some things off my wishlist. 3nodding I ended using the Inventory TekTek, to see what I do with the wishlist items and the items I already own.

I can't wait until I'm able to get the Elf Queen, Mana Seed, and Opera Diva items. I designed such a cool looking avi with it. 3nodding  

[Prof. Moonie]

My current questbars status:




 

[Prof. Moonie]

Obviously there's a few items I could potentially get right now. But I want to at least keep 100,000 gold. So... like, if I wanted to get Flower Power Transform, I would want to at least get to about 160,000 gold before deciding to go out and get it. xd Same goes with the Pebbled Heart item... assuming I really want that item or not. It's still not up on TekTek yet, so I can't tell whether I truly want to get it or not.  

[Prof. Moonie]

And obviously there will be some items I'll never be able to get because they're always so high priced - Kitten Star, Bibbles, North Kitten Star, and Lucky The Cat.

Everything else I think I'll be able to get in time. Maybe not right now... but maybe in the future... far future, perhaps, if some of the items don't lower in price.  

[Prof. Moonie]

*cracks up laughing*

Sorry in the Creative forum ((can't remember the acronym it has, lol)), there was a game of sorts where you have to make sentences using only six words. It's not that hard once you get going, lol.

Here's what I posted in response to the thread.

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On one knee, he had proposed.

Flying home to his beloved family.

Rain fell, blending with her tears.

Yoho! A Pirate's Life For Me!

Should have known it was him.

You must master the five elements.

Moonie makes another six word sentence. ((icon_ninja.gif))

Why make these sentences? Why not? ((icon_xd.gif))

Sorry, it had to be done. ((icon_lol.gif))

I think that is enough sentences.

Good bye. Have a good evening!  

[Prof. Moonie]

xd Yeah. I started having fun after awhile. Some people were even taking a bit farther, that each new sentence was continuing the story. In fact, one person said that it started sounding like haikus, Why Not style. sweatdrop  

[Prof. Moonie]

I'll do one for an example.

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He sat in the window seat.

Clouds passed by under the wing.

Flying home to his beloved wife.

War had been hard on him.

His time in service was over.

The plane landed at the airport.

She waited, watching people walk by.

Person by person, tension growing more.

A smile breaks across his face.

Running to each other's warm embrace.

Hand in hand, they headed home.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Pretty cool, huh? I think I might continue doing more of these six worded sentences. It's sort of fun trying to figure out what to say, and make sure it's only in six words. Sort of makes it more powerful in a way, especially if you are doing something serious, like the story I did above.

Which was inspired by an article that my teacher showed us in class yesterday. It was telling about a woman sitting next to a guy on a plane, almost stepping on the rose that was on the ground. She helped the guy wrap it in a magazine and place in the seat pocket in front of him. The guy was returning home from serving in Iraq. The rose was for his love that he was flying home to. When they get off the plane, the woman watches the guy put his army backpack on his back with a skateboard and the rose in hand. 3nodding A really touching story.