| 9 Sep 2009 | Paul Cerar | Loading...Toronto’s annual "Zombie Walk" takes place this Saturday. I am afraid to go, because it would not be fair to others. I am so ugly that I would win first prize - without makeup! Marika Viklund replies: "I’m good at zombie walking... and even zombie running! *lol* " | |
| 11 Sep 2009 | Elena Este | Loading...Hello Marika, THANKS for your comment to my gallery, and compliments for your work, they’re very beautiful! (Sorry for the mistakes but I do not speak English) ....Ciao! Marika Viklund replies: "You’re very welcome! And thank you very much also! Glad you like my stuff too. You’re from Italy? Ciao! " | |
| 15 Sep 2009 | Louise Lindgren | Loading...Hello fellow Creator of Weird and Wonderful Things. If it is of any interest, I’ve got new stuff up and about in the Other Works-gallery.  Marika Viklund replies: "Thanx for telling me! Be right there! " | |
| 23 Sep 2009 | Louise Lindgren | Loading...Hmmm... I won’t repeat myself too much so I’ll just point towards the comment above this one. (Just in case the handy update-mail didn’t get through) Marika Viklund replies: "Np! Went looking! I assumed it was the tea-dragon? I miss the lighter frames we used to have on recent additions earlier. It made it so much easier too find the new stuff! *nods*" | |
| 24 Sep 2009 | Louise Lindgren | Loading...Yeah, I miss the brown frames too. I take care to write the new uploads in the profile and the handy extra "information box" so people know and have a chance to find the new one. Marika Viklund replies: "Yeah, I do that too. I have this "Updates" section in my short bio. Very handy. But I still miss the frames. Since pictures don’t get sorted by order of appearance but by title that function was very good. " | |
| 26 Sep 2009 | Paul Cerar | Loading...A few days ago, a friend gave me a fencing foil. I wore it in public for two days, and almost no one noticed - but this is downtown Toronto. Marika Viklund replies: "*lol* People. " | |
| 8 Oct 2009 | Paul Cerar | Loading...What’s new? Canada celebrates Thanksgiving, on the second Monday of October. It is both a religious holyday and a cultural holiday. Do you have something similar in Sweden? Marika Viklund replies: "Hmm... No, I don’t think we have anything special going on at Monday. On Hallows eve though. " | |
| 9 Oct 2009 | Paul Cerar | Loading...We celebrate Thanksgiving, to thank God for the harvest. It is held in Canada every second Monday in October, and in USA on every last Thursday in November. Traditionally we have a feast, with roasted turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, mashed turnips, corn and peas, cranberry sauce, baked squash, and for desert pumpkin, blueberry, or pecan pie with whipped cream or ice cream. For a couple of days afterward, we eat "sloppy joes". They are openfaced sandwiches, with toasted bread, shredded turkey, and gravy. Marika Viklund replies: "Oh God! Quiet you! I get hungry just reading about it! *drools* Mmm, pies... " | |
| 2 Nov 2009 | Paul Cerar | Loading...I have joined a new religion. I have become a "Pastafarian". Marika Viklund replies: "Hehe... is it to the Flying Spaghetti Monster? *lol* (If you’ve heard of it) I am reading religion right now. Just started my religion course at the Uni. " | |
| 2 Nov 2009 | Paul Cerar | Loading...Would you like to learn my fried pasta recipe? Marika Viklund replies: "Fried pasta? Naah... " | |