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I'll fix it up... umm... later, okay? Or just send it to the bitbucket, which at this point is far more likely. Ooops, look at that, I held down ctrl-k. Oh well.
I have a charming crayon coloring she did, which really shows off her impressive talents. As in she's not talented at things like staying in the lines and other basic motor skills. Click on it for a nice big version, suitable for printing. I suggest you use one of the Tektronix Phaser printers to get that nice glossy, wax crayon look. It's well worth the $1.50/page.
This remarkable piece of work comes to you courtesy of Pizzeria Uno Children's Menus and the Academy of Electronic Media's Scanjet 6100, which seems okay despite having cheap waxy crayon spread over it. Libby should feel good about the fact that this has to have been the fastest I've ever got pictures scanned for a web page. Usually they sit in envelopes for a few months, then I forget about them entirely. Special effort made for a special person... (oh, now isn't that cute?)
I made a copy on the Tek printer, but accidently printed it on transparency instead. I can't let that go to waste. So, first time she screws up, that transparency will become a permanent fixture on the projector in DCC308, for the whole freshman and sophmore classes to enjoy at the top of each lecture.
Send comments, gripes, suggestions to: Jameel Akari
Please don't kill me Libby.