[Reyoki]

*huggles Faux* Just keep playing around in the editor. You'll probably think up combinations we've never even tried before.

[Kali_Namir]

I just now got the hang of layering with the Poof Skirt...but I'm still not very good...

[Reyoki]

Kali, if you layer a Pleated Skirt under the Poof Skirt, it will look even better. It makes that front portion look fuller.

[Kali_Namir]

Hmmms...I kinda tried it, but I can see again...

[Reyoki]

I think it needs to be a shade darker... you can also try a Slip Dress to give it more layers.

[hyjin]

eww rain

*hides under umbrealla*

[Kali_Namir]

I kinda liked the hint of the lighter shade to tie in with the other small hints of it...

[hyjin]

bye everybody... i go sleep since not many people posty

[Kali_Namir]

Awwws...but I was gonna be posting more since you were back...

[hyjin]

but you were away

[Kali_Namir]

And you had been distracted...

[hyjin]

i was but i got un distracted

[Kali_Namir]

...*Pouts in a corner*...

[hyjin]

*throws pillow at kali*
sleep

[Kali_Namir]

But I no want sleep...I'm watching Animal House!

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Originally Posted by Reyoki

Basements are probably warmer in the winter, too, since they seem like they would be well-insulated.

They are. I lived up north for several years and an average winter would hit -30c. It was cold to start but a tiny heater would get the place toasty in no time. And of course, it would be nice and cool in the boiling hot summers. Such is non-coastal living.

Heh. I figured something like that, Reyo. ;). Flooding is a problem where I used to live and where I'm visiting now, but my previous home was on enough of a hill that it *didn't* flood (melting snow instead of hurricanes), though our neighbours did, and my sister's farm where I am is enough up a mountain side that flooding isn't an issue. The town at the bottom floods though. Nice farmland has it's costs.

It's finally cool enough now that my brain is functioning properly again. Yay!.