oh, really?
But at least, you need not go to all the hassle to get the respond? lol.

Well, I do think that editors and publishers still published books that is not a hit. No matter who is the author.

That's certainly true, and publishers understand that. As such, they probably would have only printed 3000 of her books had she not been the editor's wife.

hmm... so what you mean is the difference of how many copies are printed? *nods*

Yes, that's a huge difference. They put a lot of money into those books.

I see... *nods*
I want to try Japanese Publisher...X.X :lol:

you know I never really associated chaos or order with good or bad. :P

Me either really.

A lot of people do, though. And when they do, Chaos is interpreted as the bad one.

<<,, Really, in my book, neither Chaos or Order are good or bad. Same with Destruction, Creation, Death, and Life. They're entities. Even in human form, they're just personifications of their fields. Chaos is Chaotic; Order is Ordered. But I think Chaos is a bit more likeable. Order tends to complain about how messy everything is. He nitpicks, he organizes. He's obsessive compulsive, is what he is.

Order is a far more minor character than Chaos though.

*tilts head* Well.. I thought chaos is bad and order is good. lol.
I am shadllow. :\

/pets Meave/ I forgive you.

Mm. /makes her thread stay on the front page by talking about puppies/

I like puppies. ^-^

I like puppies as long as they aren't hyper, crazy and jumping all over the place >.<

I have OCD, so I love order and hate chaos.

Does that make me bad?

You still like me right?

EDIT: Mel that means you don't like puppies but rather like the adults of toy breeds.

;-; I'll pretend to still like you. <3

Melody Duck: I know what you mean. My brother's dog is adorable, but she's really into licking faces, which I find disgusting.

I hate the feel of dried dog slobber on my arms and legs and hands and especially my face. It's just gross >.<
I have always preferred adult animals. Thus I get my animals from shelters instead of from other people that just had kittens or puppies or whatever. >.< Baby animals are insane and require too much work. But adult animals just want to be pet and cuddled with most of the time. <3
I don't know what I am going to do later though Scott wants to get a golden Lab. >.< They're beautiful animals but so big and playful! D: *sigh* we had a lab for a little while but he would plow over the children... T.T

One thing that's nice about getting them younger, though, is that I think they become more attached.

Not that I know tis for sure, but I would think that it's true.

probably >.< But I dunno puppy hyperness and slobber just isn't my idea of a good time. lol

I liked my kitty when she was really little, though she did bite and scratch a lot. <<,,

Yeah that was my thing against Kittens. Yes they are really cute...but they bite, scratch and attack anything that moves.

wait...

that sounds like my cat. :/ I lucked out XD

If you lucky you might be able to convince you other half to go for a black lab.

They are apparently very common in Shelters in North America. And you could probable get your hands on an old one that has used up all its energy.

I'm not sure I'd want an animal that has used up all of its energy. o.o

Originally Posted by Amari Tsuki

I'm not sure I'd want an animal that has used up all of its energy. o.o

You have to think Cami that it is a lab, a lab that has used up all its energy will look almost hyper compared to and other breed, except maybe the Terriers.

lol daashi is right. Labs are super hyper.
>.> I'm the one that wanted it golden. I have a thing for blondes XD But we would be more then happy with a black one too. (: But only when the kids are older. Right now jumping on them might kill them...and labs love to jump!

My roommate's lab has really calmed down alot. She's 4 now but she's such a people/kids person.

*snugs up to Cami who is so kind*


lol, I tends to ALWAYS imagining those funny poses that says 'I, forgive you.' *chuckles*

/wonders why she's kind/ XD <3

I had a neighbor (prior to the tomato neighbor) who had a golden lab. It seemed huge at the time, though I suppose I've gotten bigger since then.