MERCEDES-LACKEY Digest 2571 Topics covered in this issue include: 1) roll call by "Hill, Susan" 2) Ages by KITTYKATKELLEY-+AT+-aol.com 3) Re: roll call by Amy Kerry 4) Re:Error and Fluffies by "~*~ Ciara ~*~" 5) Re:Ages by "~*~ Ciara ~*~" 6) Re: Error and Fluffies by "~*~ Ciara ~*~" 7) Re: roll call by "mark the tax zombie" 8) Re: roll call by "Lisa T" 9) Re:Ages by "Doreen Glynn" 10) Re: roll call by Kate Tyler 11) Re: Ages by LCM46-+AT+-aol.com 12) Re: Error and Fluffies by Yvonne 13) Re: Ages by Natetoact-+AT+-aol.com 14) Re: Ages by LunaDrkwd-+AT+-aol.com 15) Re: Ages by Kristjan Wager 16) RE: Ages by "Robert Martin" 17) Re: Ages by MDennis460-+AT+-aol.com 18) Re: Ages by Julia Gray 19) RE: Error and Fluffies by "Howell, Tommy" 20) A thought on "Simon" by Amy Kerry 21) RE: Error and Fluffies by Haemi 22) Re: ages by Ellvenbane-+AT+-aol.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 10:44:04 -0700 From: "Hill, Susan" To: "'mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk'" Subject: roll call Message-ID: <872A9D7CC09CD11188CE00805FBB042E05C00651-+AT+-emswwc7.weyer.com> Okay - if we're going to do the "name game" I'm 26, and an engineer in Seattle - a transplanted Southerner in Seattle. It makes for interesting contrasts. I got the Arrows series shortly after the last one came out - and have been addicted ever since. I don't own the arrows, oath, or LHM series in hardback, but I've got everything else she's done in hard back (short story collections not included) - I call it a worthwhile investment since I reread them so much - I'm currently rereading the arrows series for the bazillionth time - just 'cause. Picked up Serpent's Shadow last week. Twas OK. I liked it better than Firebird and Black Swan, but put it on the same level with Fire Rose - very similar plot lines - smart woman, railing against the position society places her in, etc... Was annoyed at the bad guy being named Simon AGAIN. Thought Misty could have come up with something better. Oh so picky are we the readers... Okay - back to the shadows of lurkdom. Left over peep-like Easter sheep to everyone. -Susan ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 16:13:15 EDT From: KITTYKATKELLEY-+AT+-aol.com To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Ages Message-ID: --part1_c1.d6b3d4b.280dfddb_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I'm 30 & staring 31 in the eye!! I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado & been a faithful Misty reader from the beginning. --kat --part1_c1.d6b3d4b.280dfddb_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I'm 30 & staring 31 in the eye!!  I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado & been
a faithful Misty reader from the beginning.

--kat --part1_c1.d6b3d4b.280dfddb_boundary-- ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 14:59:45 -0700 (PDT) From: Amy Kerry To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: roll call Message-ID: <20010417215945.91115.qmail-+AT+-web12705.mail.yahoo.com> Heyla listsibs, I'm 25 and originally from Kansas but I transplanted myself to England this last autumn when I married my husband. I was first introduced to Misty waaaay back in 1989(?) I think when Magic's Price was first released. I saw the cover read the blurb and decided to buy the first book in the series. Needless to say I finished it that night and went back to the store to buy the rest of series and the other Misty books they had there. I just finished The Serpent's Shadow (which I liked immensely) and I'm about to start Beyond World's End, does anyone know when the Skif book is going to be released? If Misty follows her standard pattern of releasing a Velgarth novel about six months after a non-Velgarth one I'm assuming it will be somewhere in the fall. Fuzzy sheep blankets to those who want them Amy Ferret Friend Lady of All Things Missing, Especially Socks __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/ ------------------------------ Date: 17 Apr 2001 22:09:25 -0000 From: "~*~ Ciara ~*~" To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re:Error and Fluffies Message-ID: <20010417220925.7714.qmail-+AT+-fancyfeast.chek.com> >> Darian notes that the >> witnesses of the >> ceremony are organized in "rainbow order - purple, >> red, orange, yellow, >> green, blue". As a scientist, I must point out this >> discrepancy. >> Purple/violet comes _after_ blue in the standard >> spectrum of white light. > >They are in order, just an interrupted order. Purple >is before red if the colors are said in a round, like >octaves on a piano. (Of course, nitpickily, () >you have a point.) > > This'll sound really dumb, but haven't any of you guys heard of that rainbow song made to help pple remember what order? you know it goes "red, orange, yellw, and green and blue, purple and violet too. . ." sorry. . .*looks ashamed* I have probalems don't I? And to keep this from being a one-liner, has anyone noticed that when Misty writes triologies, it seems like the first one is a little rushed, the second one is good, but a bit drawn out, and the last on is amasing? that was just my 1 cent ( not opinonated enough to be 2 cents) Rainbow sheep to all ~*~ Ciara ~*~ ________________________________________________________________ Get Free Anime Email, News, Links, Forums and Shopping at http://www.AnimeNation.com ------------------------------ Date: 17 Apr 2001 22:08:30 -0000 From: "~*~ Ciara ~*~" To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re:Ages Message-ID: <20010417220830.21741.qmail-+AT+-ninelives.chek.com> I suddenly feel REALLY young. . .*SORRY* (now hides behind offering of sheep) I'm 16, I go to High School, and I hate every minute of it *grin* I live in ( wow full sentences I AM learning) Cobourg Ontario. . . ~*~Ciara~*~ ________________________________________________________________ Get Free Anime Email, News, Links, Forums and Shopping at http://www.AnimeNation.com ------------------------------ Date: 17 Apr 2001 22:22:08 -0000 From: "~*~ Ciara ~*~" To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: Error and Fluffies Message-ID: <20010417222208.3618.qmail-+AT+-musone.chek.com> I really liked the Owl Series. I never got the impression that they wererepetive though. And I'm sixteen and a junior (though I do have college classes also) Wow, me too, small world creepy huh?. . .ANYWAYS I feel that her books are becoming more rushed, which is such a shame because she's such an amasing writer, she can capture certian emotions of 'young ins' that may adults cannot. I started reading her book in about 5th grade, and I started with Talia and to some extent felt that this was something that most ppl can relate too. . .Getting back to the point. . .I thought that Brightly Burning could have bee a triology!! ~*~ SPOILER SPACE ~*~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Because it kind of seems like there isn't really anything in between the time that Lavan goes home with Tuck and the trial of Tyrone's mother, to when he became a Hearld and all. . .I know it makes sense, but she really could have been a little more generous in detail. . .although it was still good. . . . ________________________________________________________________ Get Free Anime Email, News, Links, Forums and Shopping at http://www.AnimeNation.com ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 15:38:13 -0500 From: "mark the tax zombie" To: Subject: Re: roll call Message-ID: <002b01c0c77e$6541ed40$93c6e4d8-+AT+-MarkSeverson> Mark Severson aka mark the tax zombie 46 currently in recovery mode from tax season. resident curmudgeon (or one of) location - RL Hermiston, OR wishful thinking - with the dusty tomes of the library at the Heralds college. Just look for the gray hair curmudgeon sitting at a desk stacked with papers muttering to himself about tax forms. (They, can't run the nation on good wishes.) As to how I came to read Mistys works you can find my posts in the archives, Right now I doubt I could properly express myself. (slightly burned out) On Owlflight - I could not bring myself to finish it. The main character literally drove me from the book. I may give the second and third books a try sometime, provided I can find them in the used book store. So far it, (Owlflight) is the only book of Misty's I have every found myself giving up on. Time to run mttz ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 10:05:37 +1000 From: "Lisa T" To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: roll call Message-ID: *delurks, as is on Easter break* Hi to all! Well I'm 19 years old, and am in the thridd year of a Law/Accountancy degree at University. I live on the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia (where they're shooting the scooby-doo movie!). However, I don't think of myself as 'adult' - I still watch anime (NOT japanese cartoons as my sister likes to call them :)) and have stuffed toys. Umm.. my first lackey experience was.... I think buying by the sword and bedlam's bard in a shop... or borrowing Magic's pawn from the library. I have most of her books now, some of htem are bought new (mainly the newer ones) however I have been lucky enough to find quite a few in second hard stores - and once I have been though them there aren'e any left! (expect all the ones I already have) I just finished Serpants Shadow... It IS a little like fire rose, but I like it anyway - just not ehough to buy it anytime soon (thank goodness for a library that acknowledges the worth of the great goddess misty *s*)Yes, I too wonder about the name "simon" who with that name pissed her off? *giggle* Um ObMisty.... Ah! taking about when here nest book will be released, well... in the front of Serpant it mentions four new titles that are 'forthcoming' "take a thief" (anyone else think this is the Skif book???) "knight's gambit (Alberich????) and "phoenix and ashes" and "the gates of sleep" (as these are listed directly under serpant in the front I am guessing that these are a continutation!) Sorry about the length Lisa _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 19:25:57 -0500 From: "Doreen Glynn" To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re:Ages Message-ID: <412001431802557440-+AT+-earthlink.net> That's okay Ciara I feel really old. I live in Illinois, USA and work two jobs. I teach preschool for a living and work in a bookstore to support my habit. I'm 36. I think so far I am the oldest? oh well. aging decrepit sheep who live to sleep in the sun to all. At least they are easy to keep up with. > [Original Message] > From: ~*~ Ciara ~*~ > To: > Date: 4/17/01 6:09:37 PM > Subject: Re:Ages > > I suddenly feel REALLY young. . .*SORRY* (now hides behind offering of sheep) I'm 16, I go to High School, and I hate every minute of it *grin* > I live in ( wow full sentences I AM learning) Cobourg Ontario. . . > ~*~Ciara~*~ > > ________________________________________________________________ > Get Free Anime Email, News, Links, Forums and Shopping at http://www.AnimeNation.com --- Doreen Glynn --- timedancer0624-+AT+-earthlink.net Live long and may the force be w ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 13:26:43 +1200 From: Kate Tyler To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: roll call Message-ID: <5.0.2.1.0.20010418130455.00abecc8-+AT+-pop3.paradise.net.nz> At 23:10 17/04/2001 +0100, you wrote: >I'm 25 and originally from Kansas but I transplanted >myself to England this last autumn when I married my >husband. >If Misty follows her standard pattern of >releasing a Velgarth novel about six months after a >non-Velgarth one I'm assuming it will be somewhere in >the fall. I have not said much on this group but I'm Kate 22, live in New Zealand. Where both Larry & Misty have just been Guests of honor at a convention. Which I could not get to but I heard that she said that the Skif book should be out in US in October. I am not sure if this the next book of hers to go to print though as she was making noise about an alterant history about to go to the editor. >Amy >Ferret Friend >Lady of All Things Missing, Especially Socks ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 23:06:59 EDT From: LCM46-+AT+-aol.com To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: Ages Message-ID: <9f.144063d6.280e5ed3-+AT+-aol.com> In a message dated 04/17/2001 8:53:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time, timedancer0624-+AT+-earthlink.net writes: << m 36. I think so far I am the oldest? >> Sorry--I've got the claim on that--Lorraine, your Domestic/Laundry Goddess is 54, mother of 5 (30, 28, 27, 20 and 14), NOT a grandmother yet (no hurry), and married to the same man since 6/68. I've read most all of ML's books--just didn't get 'into' the elven books--Chrome Circle?, etc. I have not had the chance to get Serpent's Shadow yet, but, will be shopping soon. Having been on this list for more than 4 years, I lurk 99.9% of the time--I've seen most of the subjects come around once or twice, to say the least. :-) returning to reality for more medication (I've got bronchitis) Lorraine Domestic/Laundry Goddess Appreciator of Penguins "But I'm Not Dead Yet!" MP/Holy Grail ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 21:48:09 -0600 From: Yvonne To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: Error and Fluffies Message-ID: <3ADD0E79.8142317A-+AT+-planet.eon.net> Heya all, > This'll sound really dumb, but haven't any of you guys heard of that rainbow song made to help pple remember what order? you know it goes "red, orange, yellw, and green and blue, purple and violet too. . ." sorry. . .*looks ashamed* I have probalems don't I? LOL ... no, not at all. I've heard it, but I don't believe it!! ;P And on an interesting (or not) side note ... apparently white light is a combination of all the colours, whereas in the paint spectrum, mixing all the colours together produces an icky brownish colour. And properly mixed complements produce grey. (keep in mind, I do paint, so I'm a little biased on Grumbacher's side) Ciara also wrote: > And to keep this from being a one-liner, has anyone noticed that when > Misty writes triologies, it seems like the first one is a little rushed, the > second one is good, but a bit drawn out, and the last on is amasing? Depends on the series. Arrows and Magic were wonderful all the way through, but Winds? The first was great. The second was drawn out a little TOO long ... and the third? A bit of a let down. Maybe my expectations were too high! And don't get me started on her newest Valdemar stuff. After the first Owl book I was a bit turned off, quite frankly. Vows and Honour was wonderful all the way through, but then again, it's a duology, so it breaks the mould. ;P Yvonne Councillor of Mist ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 00:05:06 EDT From: Natetoact-+AT+-aol.com To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: Ages Message-ID: <9e.1323dfc4.280e6c72-+AT+-aol.com> --part1_9e.1323dfc4.280e6c72_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My name is Nate, I'm 17, living in good ole' Colorado... My first look at Misty (Strictly Misty, cause I picke up one of the books in the Serrated edge my frosh year, and didn't know it was related til I read the Chrome Circle.) was Magic's Price, which I read the first chapter of, and was then HORRIBLY confused. I then went on to randomly find the arrows trilogy, then go BACK to Vanyel, and now have read all from her cept two of the Di Tregarde, some short stories, and the Owl books.. and the last half of Mage Storms. Things got busy after I started the second book, haven't had the time for anything new since then. Oy! High School! I love her much, must say that , if the "return to heraldic training" is a book in the process, I'm very looking forward to it (I know, bad grammer, but that's how I talk) Anywho, I seen to be one of the younger folk around, and i'm almost surprised... I must say that Misty seems to have universal people amongst the folk I've talked to round here... Maybe us younguns would rather not discuss good literature. :O) Anywho, thanks (as always) for listening, and scholastic sheep to all! Nathyn "Oh, well. She's dead. Let's move on, shall we?"- Willy Wonka I regret to say that we of the F.B.I. are powerless to act in cases of oral-genital intimacy, unless it has in some way obstructed interstate commerce. - J. Edgar Hoover --part1_9e.1323dfc4.280e6c72_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My name is Nate, I'm 17, living in good ole' Colorado... My first look at
Misty (Strictly Misty, cause I picke up one of the books in the Serrated edge
my frosh year, and didn't know it was related til I read the Chrome Circle.)
was Magic's Price, which I read the first chapter of, and was then HORRIBLY
confused. I then went on to randomly find the arrows trilogy, then go BACK to
Vanyel, and now have read all from her cept two of the Di Tregarde, some
short stories, and the Owl books.. and the last half of Mage Storms. Things
got busy after I started the second book, haven't had the time for anything
new since then. Oy! High School! I love her much, must say that , if the
"return to heraldic training" is a book in the process, I'm very looking
forward to it (I know, bad grammer, but that's how I talk) Anywho, I seen to
be one of the younger folk around, and i'm almost surprised... I must say
that Misty seems to have universal people amongst the folk I've talked to
round here... Maybe us younguns would rather not discuss good literature. :O)

      Anywho, thanks (as always) for listening, and scholastic sheep to all!
      Nathyn

"Oh, well. She's dead. Let's move on, shall we?"- Willy Wonka

I regret to say that we of the F.B.I. are powerless to act in cases of
oral-genital intimacy, unless it has in some way obstructed interstate
commerce. - J. Edgar Hoover --part1_9e.1323dfc4.280e6c72_boundary-- ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 00:46:43 EDT From: LunaDrkwd-+AT+-aol.com To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: Ages Message-ID: <81.9ca8539.280e7633-+AT+-aol.com> I am 23 and a housewife/mom in the armpit of the world ((Corpus Christi TX)) and the first Misty book i ever read was Oathbound... I fell in love with Tarma and Kethry and been hooked on Misty ever since ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 22:12:09 PST From: Kristjan Wager To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: Ages Message-ID: <98757433001-+AT+-molly3.emumail.net> Hi Listsibs Well, I mostly lurk, but I guess I'm still part of the list. I'm 26 years old, live in Copenhagen, Denmark (Europe for the Geography challenged), and studies computer programming. I've read Misty since the start (the Heralds of Valdemar trilogy), and have read most of her stuff, except a couple of the Magewar books, and the newest couple of books. Oh, and I sometimes maintain a list of the listsibs' homepages at http://www.angelfire.com/wa/Absalon - it hasn't been updated (ie. cleaned) in a while, but most of the links should work. If any of you want your homepage added to that list, email me PRIVATELY (at Kristjan-+AT+-wager.dk) with the URL and the name of the homepage. Danish flavored sheep to all of you. Absalon Champion of Lissa (OoUH) ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 08:25:59 -0400 From: "Robert Martin" To: Subject: RE: Ages Message-ID: <000401c0c802$bab27040$7201a8c0-+AT+-rmartin1> > I am 23 and a housewife/mom in the armpit of the world > ((Corpus Christi TX)) Correction...the armpit of America is not in Texas...it's across the river from me in a state known to those who know as New Jersey...YEEEUCH!!! Texas, being further south, must be something else other than the armpit...for decency's sake, I will not mention it here. ;) ObMisty: As I mentioned earlier, I'm working my way through the second of the Owl books (Darian's Tale). Another interesting note... Okay...Firesong is originally from k'Vala Vale (ref Mage Winds books) and was called to k'Treva to help with the rogue heartstone. How then is he referred to as Firesong k'Treva in the Owl books? Confused and slightly muddled sheep to all (to go along with the aging decrepit one). Tristaan ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 08:33:51 EDT From: MDennis460-+AT+-aol.com To: Subject: Re: Ages Message-ID: well, i am glad to see another contemporary here on the list! i wasn't going to say anything until i saw your post--i am not too close off in age to you and misty herself. i live in indianapolis, in, and have been a misty fan since the original publishing of arrows of the queen. met misty some years agot at rivercon in louisville,ky, and told her about how long i'd been a fan, and misty's eyes got big, and she was very surprised. many times i think misty doesn' realize what a fan base she has... she is a very good story teller and has the knack of going across generational lines and reach readers of many ages. this last thread of discussion is proof. In a message dated Tue, 17 Apr 2001 11:55:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, LCM46-+AT+-aol.com writes: << In a message dated 04/17/2001 8:53:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time, timedancer0624-+AT+-earthlink.net writes: << m 36. I think so far I am the oldest? >> Sorry--I've got the claim on that--Lorraine, your Domestic/Laundry Goddess is 54, mother of 5 (30, 28, 27, 20 and 14), NOT a grandmother yet (no hurry), and married to the same man since 6/68. I've read most all of ML's books--just didn't get 'into' the elven books--Chrome Circle?, etc. I have not had the chance to get Serpent's Shadow yet, but, will be shopping soon. Having been on this list for more than 4 years, I lurk 99.9% of the time--I've seen most of the subjects come around once or twice, to say the least. :-) returning to reality for more medication (I've got bronchitis) Lorraine Domestic/Laundry Goddess Appreciator of Penguins "But I'm Not Dead Yet!" MP/Holy Grail >> ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 08:33:45 -0500 From: Julia Gray To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: Re: Ages Message-ID: <3ADD97B9.A15413F9-+AT+-oakton.edu> Well, I'm also in Illinois, 37, and used to teach school .... now I work with them thar computer-things. I honestly don't remember exactly when I started Misty, but ... I'm pretty sure it was the Arrows trilogy. I think I had re-read for the zillionith time The Blue Sword and decided it was time to find another book with a similar vein. obmisty: anyone else have any scoops on Misty's recent appearance? ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 10:10:00 -0500 From: "Howell, Tommy" To: "'mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk'" Subject: RE: Error and Fluffies Message-ID: <5BA8DB8D54C4D3119956009027DE50C603FE332F-+AT+-tdmnmail.tdmn.belo.com> Never heard that, but I did learn about that colorful character "Roy G. Biv" who was also a comic book villain for The Flash. (R)ed (O)range (Y)ellow (G)reen (B)lue (I)ndigo (V)iolet -----Original Message----- This'll sound really dumb, but haven't any of you guys heard of that rainbow song made to help pple remember what order? you know it goes "red, orange, yellw, and green and blue, purple and violet too. . ." sorry. . .*looks ashamed* I have probalems don't I? ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 09:04:13 -0700 (PDT) From: Amy Kerry To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: A thought on "Simon" Message-ID: <20010418160413.93416.qmail-+AT+-web12703.mail.yahoo.com> Heyla listsibs, --- "Hill, Susan" wrote: Was annoyed at the bad guy > being named Simon AGAIN. > Thought Misty could have come up with something > better. This has been mentioned a couple of times I have a theory as to why she has used the name Simon twice. I was looking at the dust jacket for Beyond World's End and I happened to look at the publisher bit. Baen Books is distributed by Simon & Schuster....don't know about the rest of you but it makes sense to me that she would have Simon as the bad guy. If I remember correctly Misty had some trouble with them distributing and hyping her books in the past. This could be a way for her to get back at them.....or there could be a guy named Simon she really hates. Jelly Bean sheep to everyone Amy Ferret Friend Lady of All Things Missing, Especially Socks __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/ ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 09:41:47 -0700 (PDT) From: Haemi To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: RE: Error and Fluffies Message-ID: <20010418164147.5612.qmail-+AT+-web9505.mail.yahoo.com> Hm.. I think I remember a song, but not in that order. "Red and yellow and pink and green, purple and orange and blue. You can sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow too." I could go on, but I'm already OT enough as it is :) --Haemi --- "Howell, Tommy" wrote: > Never heard that, but I did learn about that > colorful character "Roy G. Biv" > who was also a comic book villain for The Flash. > > (R)ed > (O)range > (Y)ellow > > (G)reen > > (B)lue > (I)ndigo > (V)iolet > > > > -----Original Message----- > This'll sound really dumb, but haven't any of you > guys heard of that rainbow > song made to help pple remember what order? you know > it goes "red, orange, > yellw, and green and blue, purple and violet too. . > ." sorry. . .*looks > ashamed* I have probalems don't I? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/ ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 13:14:47 EDT From: Ellvenbane-+AT+-aol.com To: Subject: Re: ages Message-ID: <54.13159276.280f2591-+AT+-aol.com> My frist post, and I've been on the list for months... Arent you all proud???! Im 19, living in Tallahasse, FL attending the # 1 school ever (florida state university). This first misty book I read was *cough* Elvenbane, when I was 13 maybe? Until then, I never knew you could read about fictional people, and think they are so well writen, I almost forgot they werent real... (c: Anywho, I don't dig the sheep, and if there are any of you who have ever been around sheep, you know they are dumber than a box of rocks... But I wish psychotic nocturnal kittens who think earrings are chew-toys upon all of you! (c: gods know I certainly can appreciate a sleeping cat now more than ever! Katy ------------------------------ End of MERCEDES-LACKEY Digest 2571 **********************************