Crysthala said:
Jorja has a website??!!?!??!???!?!?!?!? GIMME! GIMME GIMME GIMME GIMME!
It's all right, honey. I've got the link, Mmm-Kaay? :lol:
And
here it is. A few things, though. First, it takes forever to load, since it's flash-heavy. If you happen to have any kind of pop-up blocking software, press the "ctrl" button on your keyboard whilst clicking on the "Entrance" button (no, I'm not a nerd). A new window that you can't resize will pop-up and loop this spacey music while it's loading. When it is ready, you can click the enter button (okay fine, I'm a nerd). Another thing, the site doesn't seem to like Firefox (which I prefer over IE. Black japan style is easier on my eyes) for some reason. It'll freeze at "entrance" and not respond to any kind of input.
ANYway, Once you click the button, you will get a flash animation with the word "alchemy" flushed to the left. Each letter is a link to the section to the site.
A is basically the definition of the word alchemy.
L is a list of Jorja's favorite links, including PETA, Amnesty International USA, Human Rights Campaign, etc.
C is the commentary section where Jorja vents. And
man, does she let it rip...
H is the jukebox. Click on any song and it will loop over and over and over again. There's no way to turn it off so forget about spinning "See Emily Play" on Winamp while you're over there. I mean you could, but the resulting silmutaneous noises might not sound very good, especially with the treble on the site being a little rough on my ears (ouch). The song selection's okay, but I do NOT care for Dave Matthews. Bonus points for Wille, Bonnie, the Doobs and the Bobs, though.
E is a bunch of quotes. Cool stuff.
M is the photo gallery.
Y is where you get to send feedback. On top is the email to the site and the rest of links to various organizations where you can get involved, like the breast cancer site, animal rescue, etc.
The only complaint I have about it, besides the browser issue is that the window is so doggone small. I am seriously myopic enough as it is without me having to crane my neck to see it. Is a resizable window too much to ask? :lol:
Well kids, go on and pop over there (with magnifying glasses :lol
and have fun!