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@ castiel's vessel
Exactly! I was like, "Why should I go in?" then I was like "Cause you are dirt poor..." thus I will be going in, but perhaps I will leave early...hmmm...

@ naruto uzumaki
That is a good mentality! "The weekend is two days away, I'm still drunk so I might as well treat these two days as an extra weekend!" I'm sure that the festive period sees the most absences from the workplace, especially the day after Christmas.

@ castiel's vessel
I bet half the people won't even show up, because I work in an office. They might just say be like well it's almost the weekend, so why not stay in haha!

@ naruto uzumaki
That doesn't sound fun at all! I only start waking up early when I go back to sixth form in January which I am so not looking forward to because of coursework. Haha. But I hope you have fun at your work as it's Boxing Day and people should~ be in festive moods still. Maybe. Haha.

@ castiel's vessel
Haha! Sounds like a plan.

Ah, sleeping in, I unfortunately have to wake up early and go back to work. If only Christmas had been on a Friday this year haha!

@ naruto uzumaki
I'm just going to bury my head in the sand and pretend that I don't have that to come.

And my Christmas day is over with as it's currently almost two am on Boxing Day but I plan to sleep in and eat today so I should have a better day than yesterday.

@ castiel's vessel
It was horrid at first, but slowly it wasn't so bad.

Thanks! You as well. And I shall keep that in mind

@ lola montez.
I'm sure you'll get there.
I have faith in you!

@ naruto uzumaki
I really hope that never happens to me. Haha. I don't think I'd do well with that sort of thing.

Well I hope you have an enjoyable rest of Christmas day and if you ever want to strike up a conversation, I'm always happy to do so. :)

@ naruto uzumaki
True, true, I've been playing around with it. I know I'll get it, eventually. :b

@ lola montez.
I tried to do some stuff with tutorials, but eventually just got annoyed with them. So I ended up playing around with it and got the results of the banner on the blog.
I think it's better to experiment than follow a tutorial anyways plus it's more fun...in a very frustrating sort of way haha!

@ naruto uzumaki
Awh boo. I've been using PhotoFiltre after months of struggling with GIMP. It seems easier to use, but I haven't found any tutorials that are really helpful. x:

@ lola montez.
Oh me too, girl! I've only made like three banners prior to this one.

And I'm using Photoshop Elements, my parents got it for me.

@ castiel's vessel
I was like that for a long time too, then my job required I be more social, so I kind of learned haha. I was quite literally shoved out from my comfort zone haha!

Well thank you very much!

@ naruto uzumaki
I'm still learning. x: I'm getting to where I can get the pictures placed properly but blending is still pretty hard. What program do you use, if you don't mind me asking?

@ naruto uzumaki
I find it's the complete opposite but I guess some people just have an easier time socialising with people!

Ah, okay then. But it's still really good for your third or fourth attempt.

@ lola montez.
Merry Christmas to you too!

Thank you! That banner took me a couple of hours, I must have pulled out half my hair trying to blend and such haha.

Merry Christmas!
And your banners are so much better than mine. >.<

@ castiel's vessel
Strangely, I'm really good at making friends in real life..so I figured the internet would be a piece of cake lol

It's not my first attempt, more like my third or fourth, haha.

@ naruto uzumaki
I find making friends on the Internet/Mibba sooo much more easier than making friends in real life so I don't feel the "harder than it should be" way. But I dunno, I guess I can see it sort of from that perspective but if you bond over a band/story/author/TV show than I find it's easier to strike more conversations up.

Practice will definitely improve your banner making skills a lot but your first attempt (?) for that story is great anyway so it'll be easier for you to get a grasp on making them and tidying up your skills.