Aeturnalus

Happy New Years to you all! I know I haven’t been posting much… but this New Year’s is pretty amazing. I mean, what are the chances of having a full moon the same night as New Year’s Eve of the turn of the decade? I took a picture of the moon, but it didn’t show the awesome ring around it. Have a great 2010!

Today’s tax day, as I’m sure your parents know very well. Since they’re likely to be annoyed by the heaps of forms the government requires a citizen to file, it might not be a good idea to anger your parents. Especially if you didn’t finish something (they’ll be jealous because they had to finish taxes by today).

Some of you may have wondered what font I used in the credits and opening of the Lit Final Project. Fact is, the font is based off of my handwriting. If you really want it, you can get it here.

A Preview:

However, if you go to www.yourfonts.com, you can make your own.
It’s actually very simple. Print out the two pages of templates, fill them out, and scan them back in. Then, upload the files as jpgs to the website, and you can download your font.
This font is unlikely to fool a teacher into thinking you handwrote something, but we can always hope, right?

It’s finally finished.  I think the sound’s better now, and the transitions are a little smoother.  Enjoy!

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