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#27
Posted 22 May 2006 - 10:29 PM
i am doing beauty from home at mo just finished work for british library temp job inputting newspaper articles from 1800-1900 to create a web site for people to view. it was cool job but not perminant though. had to input all info and corinary nreports for jack the ripper info which was interesting to c all the papers from that time. also read the original war of worlds book whilst there.
#28 toomuchstash
Posted 22 May 2006 - 10:31 PM
planetdust Escribi�:
i am doing beauty from home at mo just finished work for british library temp job inputting newspaper articles from 1800-1900 to create a web site for people to view. it was cool job but not perminant though. had to input all info and corinary nreports for jack the ripper info which was interesting to c all the papers from that time. also read the original war of worlds book whilst there.
Sounds fascinating. That was definately one of my favorite time periods in british history... when you say original war of the worlds, you mean like a first edition?
#35
Posted 22 May 2006 - 11:12 PM
im 35 myself. my girls name is layla and she luv the chems since she been born. im taking her to glastonbury next year wit me, her first festival. kids r cool. layla luv all chem tunes and luv hey girl hey boy and all my soldiers march with me taught her left and right, we had great fun marching everywhere singing chem. whirlygirl said hi to me when i arrived here which was nice and welcoming.
#36
Posted 22 May 2006 - 11:18 PM
planetdust Escribi�:
im 35 myself. my girls name is layla and she luv the chems since she been born. im taking her to glastonbury next year wit me, her first festival. kids r cool. layla luv all chem tunes and luv hey girl hey boy and all my soldiers march with me taught her left and right, we had great fun marching everywhere singing chem. whirlygirl said hi to me when i arrived here which was nice and welcoming.
That's a good daddy ;)