I'll be happy to send over an idea, but I need to let the money regenerate first

I got your note...thank you! She'll be fun to draw!

I also need to let money regenerate a bit before I consider this. Sorry, Sandy.

No worries, my friend!!

I'm tempted to ask if you'll illustrate another sniglet or maybe some liff this time. Have you any general themes you're in the mood for lately?

Anything fairly clean would be fun. I adored the one I did for you last time! (what is a 'liff'?)

I guess that decides that. I'll send a note in the morrow. Hopefully, that's not too late.

Back in the early 80s, British comedian Douglas Adams wrote, The Meaning of Liff, a humorous dictionary in which he essentially turned various place names into sniglets (although, at the time, Rich Hall had yet to coin or popularize the word). The second edition of the book defines liff (originally [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liff,_Angus]a village in Scotland) as:
liff, n. A common object or experience for which no word yet exists.
So, essentially, liff is what a sniglet is defining.

Just to confuse things in this post , the original meaning of liff in the first, not as revised or expanded edition was:
liff, n. A book, the contents of which are totally belied by its cover. For instance, any book the dust jacket of which bears the words, "This book will change your life."

I've had to extend my stay over here at the family house, but I'll still want something for later in the month. How many slot days have been sold so far?

About 9 slots filled now. So lots of days left.

OK, great.