Scott Hajek Wrote:Because it's cool to know who else has a copy. I'm 106
I'm #105. I'll eventually be framing mine as well, because it seems to me to be as much art as story. I think I'll wait until my kids, ages 7 & 4, are much older - I'm not sure how I'd explain this story to them just yet.
-MarcC
Sourdoughs Wrote:I'm #105. I'll eventually be framing mine as well, because it seems to me to be as much art as story. I think I'll wait until my kids, ages 7 & 4, are much older - I'm not sure how I'd explain this story to them just yet.
-MarcC
My kids will be 8 next month. If I frame it and hang it up, they'll both read it and wonder what kind of sicko I am for liking stories like that.
Scott Hajek
[i]"A beer right now would sound good, but I'd rather drink one than listen to it."[/i]
Scott Hajek Wrote:My kids will be 8 next month. If I frame it and hang it up, they'll both read it and wonder what kind of sicko I am for liking stories like that.
EXACTLY the conclusion I came to. Another reason I'm very excited about the RJ young adult series - a bit of FPW and RJ for my kids!
I'm planning on protecting it in mylar & backerboard until they're teenagers or so.
Paul R Wrote:Ordered mine the other day. It's Britfan's fault - I was so upset that he beat me to The LaNague Chronicles on eBay that I had to fulfill my FPW obsession somehow!
LOL - LaNague arrived today, as did last Rakosh
Let me know if your Dogooder arrives - been waiting a week for mine
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