Re: What do we do when we do ASCII Art?

Hi everyone. Im on a borrowed computer but its still me here clicking
the keys. I was surprised to read about Colin's death. Funny how
things happen in three's though. I am here, back in Toronto, for my
Grandmother's funeral. She died just after I bused up here from
Illinois. I missed seeing her before she died. When I called the
boyfriend back in the US, I heard his Aunt had also died the same day,
nearly the same time. Colin makes it a threesome. It would be too
weird if it wasn't true.  :)

Anyway, I've just set up Free Agent on my Mother's machine. She is new
to the Net and has no clue what she is in for now that I have her
ready for the newsgroups. This has become my favourite part of the
net, better than the web or email even.  :)  

Hope everyone is doing great. I have no idea when I will be back on my
own computer again. Its so nice being on my own, not having to make
the bed in the morning or share it at night. I have *space* again!!!
LOL  (Once again, Im lucky he doesn't read the newsgroups).

I usually say I create ascii art. But none of the terms really feel
"right". Does anyone have some other fresh idea? It really is a great
question. 

Happy St Patricks Day to all. I don't have any of my ascii art here
and there hasn't been time to sit down and work on new art. I would
love to see anything for St Patricks Day. My Grandmother was a little
Irish "Pepper". With the big Day to be Irish coming up we are all a
bit sad to be without "Pepper".

Take care,

Laura
http://members.xoom.com/ldb/ldbascii.htm

PS: Thanks to those who posted some of Colins ascii work. Colin would
post more of the work he collected than he did of his own. Most of his
work was new to me.  :)

>> Thanks to Donovan for the excellent suggestion... Here's a list of the ones
>> I have heard so far...
>> 
>> create
>> type
>> compose
>> draw