Headers, again.
I'm thinking these went a bit better. But I suppose that's really up to you then, isn't it?
Number One - The Daydreamer
Didn't quite turn out how I'd hoped, but it's fairly cool nonetheless.
Number Two - The Song
Words from a song of mine, save for the really faded ones in the water. I mean the really faded ones that cover the majority of the water, not the line on the left by the horizon..
Number Three - The Gladness
Words by Wesley at the end of Angel S5 E18, Origin. And how sad is it that I didn't have to look any of that up? XP
Number Four - The Scare
Tacking this one on about six hours later because no one's even gotten the chance to look at this post yet and because I felt like it. Hot off the presses and minty fresh. Words from Switchfoot's 'The Blues', which I probably should have titled this one as.. Oh well.
Comment. Credit. Repeat.
Credit to
mutantjedibauer.
Let me know if there are any problems, and I'll fix them before you can figure out where my cut-text came from. Although, if anyone would like to tell me, I'd be happy to know. All I do know is that it was whatever came on before 'The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents'. I think.. It sounds rather Douglas Adams-esque to me.. Which is just nifty.
Number One - The Daydreamer
Didn't quite turn out how I'd hoped, but it's fairly cool nonetheless.
Number Two - The Song
Words from a song of mine, save for the really faded ones in the water. I mean the really faded ones that cover the majority of the water, not the line on the left by the horizon..
Number Three - The Gladness
Words by Wesley at the end of Angel S5 E18, Origin. And how sad is it that I didn't have to look any of that up? XP
Number Four - The Scare
Tacking this one on about six hours later because no one's even gotten the chance to look at this post yet and because I felt like it. Hot off the presses and minty fresh. Words from Switchfoot's 'The Blues', which I probably should have titled this one as.. Oh well.
Comment. Credit. Repeat.
Credit to
mutantjedibauer.
Let me know if there are any problems, and I'll fix them before you can figure out where my cut-text came from. Although, if anyone would like to tell me, I'd be happy to know. All I do know is that it was whatever came on before 'The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents'. I think.. It sounds rather Douglas Adams-esque to me.. Which is just nifty.