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"My boy jazz'n on his toy guitar for the neighborhood ladies"

Welcome to my home on the Net. This page is mostly for me but feel free to look around.

Well, after playing around with it for a week I've integrated CSS into Rex's Den. It's currently nothing major, but it allows me to create and edit styles for the site very easily. No more "editing and uploading if and every page" whenever I want to change a theme. Now I just edit some pictures in one directory and edit the css style folder. This will make changing themes during the holidays more feasible and changing major themes eventually MUCH easier.

I've also moved some stuff from the picture's section to the Archives section below and added a link or two. Nothing big.

My current book listing:

- The Pen is Mightier than the Sword - A resource for designing your own RPGs.

- New Empire - Short Stories - Working title. My first paperbook story (In the works.)

- New Empire - The RPG Core Rulebook The backbone of the New Empire book(s).

- Zoids - The Role-Playing Game A free download of the Zoids RPG from this site.

-Keith Foster (w.a.: Rex L. Mitchell)
Last updated: 2/1/10

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Thoughts for now:
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3/12/10

Reliving the past and proud of it!
Current Mood = "Content and
hoping those around me would chill"

Life is good...

It could be a lot worse.

Let's see... What have I been up to lately...

The car's running great plus I have a prospective spare "pizza delivery" car on the horizon. Now that we have a reliable van for Susan she's agreed to let me fix her old Mazda (possibly, if I can ever find out what's wrong with it). That way I can quit putting so much mileage on my sunfire.

The house is slowly getting straightened up. Although the dog has figured out that our old, rotted privacy fence really doesn't pose much of a boundary for her I still manage to board up the holes and she doesn't wander far. All I need are some galvanized posts, a post hole digger, some gravel/concrete, and a couple of nice days off and I can put up a new fence that I already have. Their's also a dog-pen in her future because she's a digger and the backyard needs to be normal again.

Work's ok. The board is the same as always and the pizza delivery business has mellowed a bit with the weather but it promises to pickup with March Madness. Here's to making money! (*Hold's up glass*).

My garage is actually clean! For the most part anyways. I'm actually surprised that Waste Management picked up as much as I put on the street. I have to praise them for that. A lot of old yard sale leftovers went to the heap that day.

Maryn's moved on to a real bed and has adapted with no real problems (knocks on wood). I bought a bunk bed for her and Ravyn and they seem to love it. Ravyn has a couch while her sister's not home and they both have more room all-together.

There's plans for the future and everything's looking on track.

So life is good.