Another benefit is that I can quickly tell you what I'm up to, wargaming wise, without feeling the need to spend a lot of time taking photographs, adjusting them, and loading them up onto this blog. So I should be able to transmit more information on a daily basis.
I'm not entirely sure how this all works, but here is a link (I think) to my Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003542535094&sk=wall
So click on the link and so what is going on. I think that you have to request to be my friend. (that sounds so odd to put it that way, don't you think?)
I may have inadvertently sent a friend request from your info page on Facebook. I new at it too, and wanted to be a friend so I could see what was new with F&D minis etc.
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Done and done!
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good sculpting and painting!
Hi Jim,
ReplyDeleteI've just sent you a friend request of FB. Now, back to the painting frenzy.
Best Regards,
Stokes
Looking forward to seeing even more updates on FB. Your pictures, battle reports and painting on the blog here have been very motivational.-Mike
ReplyDeleteAs someone who has no intention of getting involved with facebook I have noticed a slowing down of reports here. I assume the time is being better used on your hobby and i applaud and support that but the regular updates here are missed.
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