This set is sort of an accumulation of so many weird sets I have created in the past. I hope it satisfies the minds of the people who come here looking for something different. Spring break is terrible. Sooooo bored. I have a paper to write... but it's not due for over a week... and I feel so strange starting it now. Blah. I was actually working on a country side set to satisfy another guestbook request when this sort of came into my midst. I'm also experimenting with different formats and ways of arranging sets to give you guys some more ideas. I hope you like the results. Sigh... it's really dead here, and I miss my peoples. I'm not used to just sitting here... I'll really stop complaining here momentarily... when I actually feel like arranging things and putting graphics on this page... I'm sort of procrastinating and I'm not sure why. Maybe you have something to do with it. :) So, yesterday was really scary. I go to work and it's kind of hazy... I look out the window less than an hour later, and it's so hard to describe the horrors I saw. Horizontal snow and freezing rain... angry winds... it was a horror movie right there in the parking lot. Thank god for the warm weather so it didn't stick. It lasted for like four hours and it was so scary. It looked like I was caught inside a snow globe that was constantly shaken. It was ugly. Happy spring break.
Save to your own files, please, by right clicking your mouse. No bandwidth stealing will be tolerated. feel free to add text to the blank buttons. If you do not know how, e-mail me, and I will do it for you. All I ask is that you link back to me. Link back to me on -every- page that you use my graphics on, please. I have provided several logos for this purpose. They are usually at the bottom of the set pages. You do not -have- to use a logo, I just find that it's easier that way. Logos may be resized as long as the text is readable. If the text is not readable, I will not be happy. Font used is Bradley hand ITC.
Above graphic -has- been resized.
Link to http://www.geocities.com/crannnberry/
Interpret this set how you will.