Check this out
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I wuv the Rolling Stones!!

Well, am trying to patiently hurry up and wait on a legal matter at this time. Will let those who are interested know what becomes of it. No....we're not in trouble. Things are well other wise. Been working only a forty hour week this time amazingly! This past weekend I had to work day shift, so energy level has been nil. Vitamin D overdose as I normally put it.
Been looking threw you tube. Here's one of my fav artists *grins*
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Hipshake is another one, but the link when try to put it in is and string of letters. Go figure!

and one of my all time favs, even my ringtone heh.
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Hope you enjoy the links as much as I do!
Told my husband, for yule, I want their movie *cackles*
Is rare I ask for things, so he was giving a direct hint. Hope it works!!! *laughing*

I'll probably be putting in an updated journal friday, it's been crazy and somewhat stressful here. Will elaborate more in next journal.
Read this in mean time [link]

FROM THE ILLUSTRATORS’ PARTNERSHIP

A Million People Against the Orphan Works Bill
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We support this petition. We urge you to sign it. Please forward the link and urge others to sign.
You can help increase the power of the petition by signing your real name and listing your artistic specialties.
If you are not a US citizen, we suggest that you note your country, and state if it is a member of the Berne Convention.

This petition is sponsored by A Million People Against the Orphan Works Bill, a new grassroots group founded by multimedia journalist Steve Lehman on Facebook and Flickr. All people are welcome to participate; it is not exclusive to these websites.

In 1987, Lehman broke the story of Tibetan unrest, later profiled in his award winning book "The Tibetans Struggle to Survive." As a visual artist intimately acquainted with the power of free speech, the protection afforded by the right to privacy, and the critical need for independent voices, Lehman, like the rest of us, is deeply troubled by any national policy that affects artists' control over their works.

Please forward this message to every artist you know.

For additional information about Orphan Works developments, go to the IPA Orphan Works Resource Page for Artists at: [link]

If you received our mail as a forwarded message, and wish to be added to our mailing list, email us at: ipa@twcny.rr.com Place "Add Name" in the subject line, and provide your name and the email address you want used in the message area.

Since the beginning of the month I've switched over to restorative at work. Much different then working on the floor. I'm pretty excited about the changes that will be taking places. I also am loving the hours. 11:30 am to 8 pm, and work every third weekend. I'll have more time with family, instead of seeing them maybe on the weekends.