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You are really making me blush, Spirit of RS. Thank you.

The tour certainly opened my eyes to a lot of the little (and large) things which happen in the background, which have nothing to do with game content. Like I said in the article, I wish more players could see it.

Praise there doesn't have to negate criticism over SoF. They are separate issues/areas.

Mod Poppy was quite lovely. :) I'm sure that you'll get to meet her in some capacity eventually. She's often at the unofficial Runefest meet ups.

I was generally surprised to learn that Paul and Ian are still there. I'm sure that I'd heard they'd left.

Than you BrendaReeves. I sure appreciate this! I am so very new and learning my way around here!

on the parachutes what did u use for the medicine

Another great background look at a famous fairy tale. Yes, our society can certainly still relate to Cinderella!

Welcome to Wizzley, Tolovaj! I have enjoyed reading your first Wizzley articles. Your ten points here on the Brothers Grimm offer an interesting analysis of their fairy tale collecting.

Humagaia, I have a wizzle with a score of 38 on here and I don't know why. It has had traffic from about 14 different sources and most of it is organic search traffic. It is on a commercial topic (gifts) but the content is very original and base on my own experience as a teacher.

Do you have a theory as to why it would be so low? It's not a huge deal but it still bothers me a bit. Thanks!

Very cool! I never knew what those flat-looking candle-like things were but now I know! And I just might buy a tart warmer sometime. Thanks for the information.

I love Journals.... thanks for shairing
Debbie

The city, people in it and its architecture suffered alot indeed. But that was already 18 years ago. Many things changed there. Life goes on, they say!

I love it, I'm looking forward to bullbgone....

Apart from the terrible human suffering during the war, I remember also all the cultural ruin visited on Sarajevo (such as the destruction of the celebrated Oriental Institute). I am so glad to hear that good news that Sarajevo is back! I hope to visit one day.

I'm there now, just got things rolling, wrote a bit of an intro art, stumbled around a bit but overall its very straight forward, as you mentioned. Looking forward to working with you there as well. :)

I have two alarm clocks. One beside my bed and one across the room. I have a really hard time waking up. Half the time my husband has to cut them off and wake me up himself!

Brenda, I am happy to be seeing you there too! I am looking forward to read some delicious recipes on Zujava too!

I don't think it would be your kettle of fish at all. :)