But you wouldn't describe the death in office of a president as "The End of the Presidency," generally. It may not be wrong but it makes them sound a bit hysterical.

But using the definition that "the papacy" describes a particular reign or administration of a certain pope, the end of it is always by death. Popes don't leave office the same way as presidents.

ETA: I mean, I don't see anything wrong with a headline at the end of an administration saying, "The End of a Presidency."

I just want to tell Jilli that I'm completely addicted to the doll maker site. Here's my latest creation (the GF): [link]

Everyone just went home or to take a nap, didn't they?

Except me, who's still at work, and desperately needs a nap.

Guess so.

Tom's here!

Hec, is there something you want to tell us? [link]

Yay for Tom! Boo for Tom's work.

Yay for Aimee!

Boo for Tom's work.

Well, I'm at work. It doesn't mean I'm doing work.

Hec's been a little busy lately.