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THE "ADVENTURES OF SINBAD"

When my love and I parted, the wind blew cold
When my love and I parted, our love untold
How my heart kept crying, 'love come with me,'
But he turned from me and sought the sea

When my love and I parted, we shed no tears
Though we knew that between us lay weary years
And a bird was singing upon a tree
And a gleam of sunlight lay on the sea

Parting is bitter and weeping vain
And all true lovers will meet again
And no fate can sever my love from me
For his heart is the river and mine, the sea
--Mary O'Hara, "The Parting"

Wow, okay it's been almost five years (presently it's January 29, 2006 and my newest nephew is 11 days old) since I've properly updated this site. Since then, a lot has changed, a lot of people have moved on from the fandom, not to mention the actors are doing their own things. I actually laughed when I realized that none of the websites on my links page were up anymore. Bitersweet really. I met a lot of amazing people through AoS, some of whom I still keep in contact with.

I'm not sure if I'll keep this site the way it is, or update it with my newest obsessions or not. I think the page about me is fairly up to date, but I could be wrong. If you really want to know what's going on with me (although I highly doubt you do ^_^), then feel free to stop by my LiveJournal, THAT I update fairly regularly.

I'll keep up the main parts of this page though, because I remember how long it took me to find appropriate backgrounds and such. Not to mention it brings back more fond memories of my lovely teenage years ^_~.

Well whoever you are, take care, and who knows, maybe in another five years I might actually have something worth taking a look at ^_^.

This page last updated:
01/02/01

This castle is also an abode for anyone who may be a...

...Ne'er tell me of glories, serenly adorning
The close of our day, the calm eve of our night;
Give me back, give me back the wild freshness of Morning,
Her clouds and her tears are worth Evening's best light.
--Thomas Moore, "I Saw from the Beach"

Let it be known to all that venture here, that I take no claim to this show as my own. Nay, the "Adventures of Sinbad" belongs, rightfully, to the genius of Ed Naha as well as those beings of Pearson and Atlantis Television.

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