Georgette Heyer icons

[dimity_blue]

I made two icons using pictures from the fronts of her books. Unfortunately, the majority of the books I have have the 'cameo' picture on the front, so they'll be more awkward to iconise. However...here are two I made, under the cut.





Feel free to save 'em to your documents and use them yourself - but please tell me and please credit. :oD

Comments

[trislindsay.livejournal.com]

I love Georgette Heyer! I discovered her, I think it was in about 1965, with These Old Shades. I even named my youngest son Dominic after one of my favorite characters (Devil's Cub)! I love her detective novels as well, with one glaring exception, which I believe was Penhallow. I had all the old covers, which I read until they just fell apart.

Lovely icons!

[trislindsay.livejournal.com]

Off topic
Didn't you have another interview at the doctor's surgery on Friday? How did it go?

[dimity-blue.livejournal.com]

Hey, These Old Shades was the first GH book I read too!

And I love her detective novels as well - again, except Penhallow. I hate that book. I sold it on eBay recently as it wasn't one that I'd ever read again. I always thought that it was like a warped version of one of her other books, The Unfinished Clue. I much preferred that one.

[dimity-blue.livejournal.com]

Badly! When it got there, it turned out that the 'reception' job was actually a file clerk type of job, which involved running up and down stairs a lot. Yes, stairs in a doctor's office - go figure! Anyway, until my muscle problem is sorted, that's one thing I can't do! I can get up and down stairs, but it takes me a while. Basically, the whole thing was a waste of my time. :o(

[trislindsay.livejournal.com]

Oh man! I am so sorry! Don't you wish that when a job is posted they'd talk about what the job actually is?

Frankly, a doctor's office that requires going up and down stairs for files is a very poorly thought out office. Files need to be close at hand, and you are just asking for problems with falls when you have someone constantly carrying files on stairs.

I think that was a job you are well out of.

Don't worry, the right position will pop up when you least expect it!
{{{HUGS}}}

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Frankly, a doctor's office that requires going up and down stairs for files is a very poorly thought out office. Files need to be close at hand, and you are just asking for problems with falls when you have someone constantly carrying files on stairs.

That's why I didn't think to say beforehand that I have a problem with stairs. It's a doctor's office! GAH!

I think that was a job you are well out of.

Me too!

Don't worry, the right position will pop up when you least expect it!

Thanks, Annie. ::hugs:: I hope you're right.