25 November 2007

Just for you, Dia

I made a quick family tree for one of my main Seaborn characters, Kassandra--made this one because my sister Dia asked for it.  Better late than never...I think.  Here you go Dia.  Click the pic to see it larger.  Email me if you want a 300dpi printable version.

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The Glossary and Dramatis Personae are in the works.

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Nov 25, 2007 8:26:41 PM | Seaborn

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Dia

Thanks for posting the family tree....I feel famous, because my name is on your blog!!! I appreciate the info bro!

Posted by: Dia | 09 December 2007 at 11:12 PM

Chris Howard

Just doing my part. There must be fifty more people in the world who know you now!

Posted by: Chris Howard | 11 December 2007 at 06:34 AM

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