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ha! Sorry! She sells her stuff on Etsy (of course!) if you want a reward without the distraction of doing the actual crafting yourself.
Ooooh. Lookit all the shiny things ...
EDIT: and she takes orders for custom pieces! Oh dear. A custom GCS swirlybat locket may be in my future.
EDIT: and she takes orders for custom pieces! Oh dear. A custom GCS swirlybat locket may be in my future.
Reward for finishing your manuscript! I love her stuff. Just bought a sparkly orange skull for best friend h'ween present!
I was getting all prepped to be annoyed that Bruckheimer is considering Johnny Depp for Tonto (and rumors have Clooney as The Lone Ranger) but I looked it up and he is part Cherokee, still I bet it's a wee part and Silverheels was all (Canadian) Mohawk.
Much as I love Johnny Depp, that sounds cheesy to me. Find an Indian actor.
I thought that was definite (the Tonto role).
Didn't he do an indie years back where he played a Native American?
ETA: Aha. The Brave, which he directed.
I thought Depp is a quarter (eigth?) Cherokee. On his mother's side, of course.
I just watched the trailer for Inkheart over at Yahoo Movies. I'm still excited to see it (I mean, Paul Bettany breathing fire? Hell yeah!) but wow did they change a lot.
Just watched Across the Universe last night for the first time. Surprised myself with how much I loved it. I mean, I love Julie Taymor's work and visual sensibilities and of course, Beatles, but given the Mama Mia!-like genesis in terms of let's create a story that we can fit the songs into, I was a little concerned. Mind you, I love MM!, it's good, cheesy fun, but taking into consideration the setting for AtU, I was just a wee bit concerned. Shame on me. So didn't need to be. I loved the not-so-subtle references to iconic figures from the era, loved the casting (Dana Fuchs is a total doppelganger for Joan Osborne and I barely recognized Joe Anderson, who I loved in Becoming Jane), and of course, loved the music.
Very cool. I'll quit babbling now.
I heard that. Sad.