Slipdigit Promoted to Moderator

where can these smilies be found and added? (Asked the n00b...)

 

Cool!!

Stevin, 'Smilies' -> '[More]'

 

Stevin, I hope you don't mind but your personal settings didn't have the full post editor turned on, and you couldn't see the smilies, so I went into your profile and turned that on. You should now have the full glory of our smiley archive avialacle to you, every time you post.

 

Thanks, Peppy! I got them now! Switching them on! Who knew it would be as simple as that! . I feel like a :clown:...

I am gonna have fun with this!:venom-fire:

 

My pleasure Stevin, enjoy the miniature carnage.

 

Hmm, We've gone a long way from this istol1: to this :venom-fire:

Well done!

 

Congratulations! I've been mia for a week or so and must have missed the notice earlier.

Michelle

 

Taking 3 classes towards Certificate in Art & Design as well as working. One class is Writing & Illustration which is how I ended up spending so much time on this forum. I began writing (and therefore doing focused research) the book I always wanted to do incorporating my parents story with the events of World War II. I suspect I will be on the forum a lot for a spell and then off again while I get assignments and the writing done. I'm finding the forum rather addicting though!!

 

Lifelong interest. I've been learning more specific Canadian military history now, versus the general information that was mostly available in the past. There seems to be more being written about the Canadians than ever before. Usually they were just lumped in with the British. So, bear with me when I seem to bring up the Canadian aspect a lot - right now it is the area in which I am concentrating my military education away from the forum.

The forum is literally providing me with a forum to interact with others as interested and passionate as I in this topic. And I appreciate it! As I also appreciate the welcome I've been shown.

 

Huh, and I thought the only we got from "the great white north" was Bob and Doug Mckenzie!

Seriously though, i would like to find out more about the Canadian troops that liberated my Father and his family in Holland!

 

My Dad was in Holland and I have a letter written to my Mum by a girl from the house where he was billeted. She sent some gifts to my mother which I still treasure - little dutch shoes that say Ho1land 1944, etc. The letter was translated for Dad from Dutch, but I have always wanted to find her.

 

Well congratulations from me.

 

Belated greetings Jeff.

 

Just when I think this thread has finally been laid to rest.... It pops back up!