01-31-2006, 03:30 AM
I did look it up and I'm sorry to hear that. Perhaps something like NationStates is a good thing then, when you can go back and look over things again? 
Well, I don't think all my pictures are particularly good. I dated a photographer for a while, and she would actually manage to capture a ton of really bad photos of me and every now and then could find some of the most amazing photos. From dating her I learned that what she saw in me wasn't always what I saw nor what other people saw. It was comforting actually to see that she and I even had different opinions on all her photos.
Not that I'm pushing for a photo of you ... but if you don't have any, then an alternative might me to take a picture of your home town and share something that you *see* frequently!
![[Image: museum2.jpg]](http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c111/mcalamari/NationStates/museum2.jpg)
This is a building I walk by to lunch nearly every work day. It is odd. In a way I like it, because it is so isolated / closed off. I always imagine that there are a bunch of cigar smoking men in suits debating the fate of California inside. But I think the outside is just not that appealing.
Now that I've just slammed the building, if anybody wants to use this image, it can easily become an embassy or musuem for your country hosted in Miervatia City! If not, I may turn it into something else.
Well, I don't think all my pictures are particularly good. I dated a photographer for a while, and she would actually manage to capture a ton of really bad photos of me and every now and then could find some of the most amazing photos. From dating her I learned that what she saw in me wasn't always what I saw nor what other people saw. It was comforting actually to see that she and I even had different opinions on all her photos.
Not that I'm pushing for a photo of you ... but if you don't have any, then an alternative might me to take a picture of your home town and share something that you *see* frequently!
This is a building I walk by to lunch nearly every work day. It is odd. In a way I like it, because it is so isolated / closed off. I always imagine that there are a bunch of cigar smoking men in suits debating the fate of California inside. But I think the outside is just not that appealing.
Now that I've just slammed the building, if anybody wants to use this image, it can easily become an embassy or musuem for your country hosted in Miervatia City!
If not, I may turn it into something else.