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on April 6, 2009

Coloring Yuki's apartment is easy but somewhat disturbing. It gives me flashbacks of Barbie playsets.

We've finished another chapter! The next chapter is F-U-N – to me; some of my characters might disagree. XD Believe it or not, it doesn't contain any of my three leading ladies.

I'm still working on character bios, so make sure you take a look at those. I'm going mostly by order of appearance, so my recent updates are minor-ish characters (like Tim and Carter).

blntmaker: In short, I started coloring when I reduced updates. I explained here.

ghostrunner: No problem.

Tantz & LanceDanger: Thanks. ^_^

Peipei: As long as nothing's broken, Yuki's a fast healer. ^_^ (And she's probably good at hiding bruises with make-up.)

JustNoPoint: After working in a grocery store deli, I won't be phased by "the public." -_- Besides, I've been volunteering at our local museum since I moved here, doing a similar job but without any money.

Brad is used to it. Yuki often has much less clothing on around him. I'm not saying he's unfazed by it, but it is standard operating procedure. XD

Jonko: Thanks. I use PaintShopPro, a cheaper version of Photoshop that they (sadly) don't make any more.

amanda: It's not a terribly somber place. A lot of the park is just a natural setting, camping and trails and stuff. The battle is interesting to read about since I grew up near a civil war battle site in WV. I know the civil war history of WV's statehood but not much else, so it's fun to learn more.

patrickdevine: Part of her possessiveness is probably because she was the youngest of six kids. Now her name carries a little more intimidation and pride, since she became a local hero. (It's also a gimmick, like Laverne's "L" on Laverne and Shirley.)

DAJB: Well, 19th century. ;-) It's Civil War, not Revolutionary War. (I'm not sure settlers were this far west then.) I do love playing dress-up, but it could be a bit uncomfortable in the summer heat.