Mouse and Snake

...but I'm not sure how would be best.

It's for my Silver and Cold comic - which is in no danger of cancellation or interest loss on my end - but... There's just stuff about it I'd like to bounce off of someone else.

( To the prattle! )

As you can tell by the sudden absence of several images here, the related photobucket account that is hosting them has exceeded its bandwidth. This is actually the first time I've ever had a PB account (I have three) do such a thing. What could have caused this phenomenon?

I used this particular account to host the preview shots for my advent day on GoS. The thread overall appears to be far more active than I had anticipated. Whoops.

Anyhow, I'm going to reload the advent pics to another host, but the pictures that are missing here will remain in place and should return around January 1st or so. I'm still trying to work on my secret santa project, have already lost two days' time to moving furniture at home and don't feel like wasting a third swapping pictures around to solve a temporary problem.

My apologies if you cannot see something that piqued your interest, but the advent calendar has killed a third of my online visibility XD

Between packing up a TARDIS-like townhouse and moving its contents across state lines, I've completely missed out on contributing to GoS' Retro 20th Centry theme. This bums me, but does not prevent me from making things on my own, of course. I was hoping to come up with things that were more based throughout the 1910s, 20s, 30s and early 40s.

Why I'm posting about this here is I'd like some suggestions from other interested parties on what sort of things would make a room look appropriate for any of the above mentioned periods for you. Clocks? Radios? Vases? Essential furniture? If you know of a picture of what you have in mind, that'd be great, too. But yeah, looking for suggestions. I found a couple weeks ago that lileks.com has a whole section of the site dedicated to commercial artwork and photos from the 30s, so I've been trying to glean inspiration from that.

My strengths, such as they are, lie with deco objects and simple furniture, maybe head accessories - hairs and clothing are out of my league. I can't guarantee that I'll make every suggestion or give an ETA on when it'll get done, but I definitely want to make up for the lost month. Some of the things I've already been considering are some manner of Hoosier cabinet, top-motor refrigerators, older stoves, that kind of thing, so if you either want to elaborate on these or suggest other objects from the first forty-five years, please feel free!

Once GoS is back, be prepared! An entry on jenfold's journal doth declare the winning theme to be the Apocalypse! So go ahead and plot out your goodies to make your sims' lives hell, since none of us can throttle TSR 'cause it doesn't have a corporeal form and stuff. Living well is the best revenge, so think up something awesome to make them seeth with jealousy that you are a free creator and they aren't getting a dime for your superior talents.

And if you know any GoSlings who don't hang around LJ or DW, do let them know, as well.

The gist:
they have not been abandoned.

The explanation:
well, there isn't  much of one. My Gadwin snapshots have piled up on me again - Almost 200 for Mako City and 100+ for Easy to Please - and at about these levels, I'd prefer to scream and flail than approach them maturely and sort them down into story-sized folders (and actually write all the text.) Added to that, I wanted to switch houses for the EtP couple, and have to figure out how to keep continuity. Hooray for me and my fickleness.

So, that's pretty much it, and I'll try to get to new installments soon. If you read, thanks immensely!