| 25 Nov 2005 |  Nevermind | brilliant   Sandra Leigh Wagner replies: "Thank you, Mr. Weasley! Oh, sorry, that would have been 'bloody brilliant', right. THank you anyway! Glad to have delighted you!" | |
| 29 Dec 2005 | Mill | Awww, so pretty!  She's a real looker... probably even moreso while she still had flesh   Sandra Leigh Wagner replies: "lol you can tell all that from her bone structure?" | |
| 30 Dec 2005 | Mill | | |
| 14 May 2006 |  Louisa B. E. Watson | How sweet!  Sandra Leigh Wagner replies: "interesting. I found it more humorous. But to each! Slainte!" | |
| 25 May 2006 |  Kristin A. Erickson | | |
| 18 Mar 2007 | Vampire girl13 | You have a great sense of humor he he he!  Sandra Leigh Wagner replies: "Thank you. Sometimes I get good ones." | |
| 3 Sep 2007 | Anonymous | I am probably a horrible person for thinking this, but did they use a "skeleton key" to open the sarcofagus? In any event, I find it lovely, and rather livley. And livley skeletons are a grave matter indeed. It is also rather cute. I like your take on death. Looking through the gallery, I get the impression that you are rather comfortable with the concept of death.  Sandra Leigh Wagner replies: "hmmm, wouldn't say comfortable perse, but there's no point in dreading the inevitable, eh? We are born into this world dying. Make the best of it. I do have a certain 'Addams Family' take on the dark side of humor, so the skeleton key was a grave matter indeed, and darkly funny. I could go on... but why bore you to death. there are so many more delicious ways to go....." | |
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