Hi ... I hope.
Here, have a background... ver. 2 ...
and  a work ethic.

You can pay your tithes here:       what's this? why?
Source: Required: Covered:
TD VISA:  $ 5149.58  $    0.00
CT MasterCard:    2380.94       0.00
PC MasterCard:    2281.98       0.00
C1 MasterCard:     787.62       0.00
totals:  $10600.12  $    8.00
(last update: April 17/2010)  $10596.12
Seriously, I can't work. I receive a stipend from the government which pays some bills, but it doesn't pay those listed above, and I'm taking a work action, that is, not working, until they are paid. It ain't easy, being crazy. Nevertheless, I am hoping that some good souls will see fit to, perhaps, pay for past services rendered, or some such thing. I work for free, when I am working, but I am not working, and will not work until those bills above are paid: they were acquired long ago; I personally don't see their relevence, but I do feel unable to do any good thing until they are paid in full.




Today's features :
Okay there are
these cute birds playing.
And there is
this cute cat playing.
And this one,
an example of cute British TV.
Plus my Alley Baggett fan page.
And my Science fan page.
And of course, my Me fan page
 
These (.swf files) require a Flash Player be installed on your machine. You probably have Macromedia Flash installed for your browser anyway, but if you don't, click on the Flash icon to download a version appropriate for you. The Windows versions install automatically; I was able to get the Linux version to work on Netscape, Mozilla and Opera without a hitch
(until version 7, which has not worked for me at all).

These .swf files should just open in a new window. (ie: not be HTML-embedded, I dont like the <embed> tag) If your browser won't play them as-is, get a good browser.

Macromedia Flash Player info


Macromedia Flash Player Download

Tired?
Oh, when we were young
Penguins are a load of fun, if you know how to play with them

 
 

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Internet Explorer hasn't fully supported .png files.  Portable Network Graphics files.  Their loss.  Mine:  My page isn't fully standards-compliant either, as I try to make a nice compromise between browsers and still be able to write HTML the same way I wrote it when I first started making webpages, way back in the day. ©

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
OK?

 

 

Patiently awaited hibernation . . .