June 23, 2005

Back To The Future

Thursday, 29 ForeLithe, 2005

We're going to try and get our little print shop back in operation, and we'd like to make a naked appeal for some interest from anyone out there who would be willing to purchase a wonderful piece of art* as well as embrace a different way of looking at time.

Quite a while ago, in a faraway land and time**, we were going through the whole of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, I looked at the Appendix with Shire Reckoning in it, made a decision about Gregorian equivalence, edited the days of the week***, and voila! The Midling Calendar was born.

Now we are happy to offer you, for the low low intro price of $20 (postage included!), a limited edition Year and a Half Midling Calendar! But only for a limited time! Be the first on your block to run (cough) on Shire Reckning****!

We've been trying to get to our web host, Marc Perkel, and ask him what we need to do to get our web site to display the things we are trying to put together for all to see what we have to offer. But he's been busy with server upgrades and improvements to the Perkel Web Infrastructure of late. Plus, we'd really like to know what we've been doing wrong all this time, so we can understand how we're doing what we're doing a bit more than we do right now.

More details will be provided upon request and/or interest in acquiring said pieces of art from the Fuuny Farm. You can Talk to Me if you would like some more intormation on the product.

This shameless plug courtesy of the Have We Started Again? advert in the bolor supplement...

* - containing a picture of the H.M.S. Dingleberry taken by Your Humble Narrator waaaaaay before Jon Stewart finally managed to get it into the script of a Daily Show.

** - pre-nine-one-one, kids, when the Return of the Robber Barons had only begun to be hidden from the masses by the media whores...

*** - our week has no Mondays and two Fridays! And, remember - work is the worst four-letter word in the halfling vocabulary!

**** - our amalgamation of hobbit-lore with modern day stress management. All copyrights etc. in perpetuity by Enterprising KiddStuff.

Posted by (: Tom :) at June 23, 2005 10:04 PM