#time limits

It really is annoying, I have no way to get by it anymore which means I will have to be sectioning out the time and also using my notes app to type things out (like how I’m doing now) throughout the day so I am eligible to still be online.

It’s weird but I think I got it. 

Also for RPs, I’ll still respond but also use the same process I stated earlier so I can actually reply to shit. 

I hope you all understand, thank you!

I think that in a world where yeerks need kandrona every two hours, the invasion can't happen like in canon. We know a kandrona generator is "the size of a small car" and that yeerk pools don't work without it (#7). The yeerks might have to take a few decades and improve kandrona technology (i.e. #41) and then invade Earth, because an invasion would be too risky without that tech.

That said, the yeerks are fleeing the andalites as much as they are colonizing planets — the andalites control their homeworld, part of why they're stealing everyone else's. So maybe the yeerks try to make do, for lack of time. Probably they'd equip humans with thermoses of kandrona à la AniTV, and then help controllers create excuses to slip out every two hours. The thermoses might have to be refilled often, but there's a system for that in canon.

However, as anyone who's ever raised an infant can tell you, humans do not function well if their sleep is constantly interrupted every two hours. So lots of tired/confused controllers. And all kinds of other issues — work shifts with an "on" component, long tests, driving really far, needing a security team 24/7, being in hospital, etc. It'd preclude taking most important people as hosts, including anyone who regularly flies on airplanes. Animorphs can go for weeks without morphing, and can pop briefly out of morph in a pinch (even underwater and in the yeerk pool as needed). Yeerks literally die without kandrona, and they can't leave their hosts unattended for even a second; Mr. Pardue gets like 10 seconds of freedom in #8 makes a huge mess.

I'm making the most of it

But does that translate to sadness or the need to have a good time?

In many ways, you show me what I deserve

Words that fall around me like feathers

I glue them to my ragged wings and find the sky beneath me

The sunset approaches but a sunrise rests beyond our horizon

Because I'm making the most of the reasons you're here

And learning that I don't need to bleed to be loved

My kindness is a blessing and my love is a gift

And their lies are not faults of my own

So I'll smile as we kiss and flutter and float

And enjoy the moments we spend money we don't have

It's the summer love I never had the chance to know

How lucky I am to bask in your glow

Hopefully we part better, open, and ready

Bradshaw's Railway Atlas: Great Britain and Ireland - 1852 #I

A sample of 4 prints from a series of 4-way colour prints created from CYMK channels split out of a screenshot of a photogrammatic image using photoshop.

The colour ways were printed in the order MYCK. This order was followed to assist with the registration process (difficult to register from a yellow image on white paper).

This image is from the class discussion after printing had been completed. There were issues with misregistration. Registration was made harder because there was no image border.

The image itself had to be used for registration (line & colour). This was difficult from early on in the process as the magenta layer was quite loosely printed (likely due mainly to weak flooding technique).

Registration became increasingly problematic partly because each colour-way was not sharply printed but also because the colour in the initial screenshot image had been manipulated and was not naturalistic.

For the purposes of the learning process it would also have been useful to have been working with larger pixels so as to see the contrast in the different angles for each colour more clearly.