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A Few Days to Breathe
Apr. 9th, 2008 10:53 amBefore the next set of adventures begin.
Last night for me was the real end of I-Con. Peter and I went into the city and saw the re-cut of the documentary on Harlan called "Dreams with Sharp Teeth". I met some interesting people and caught up with others I hadn't seen in a while (waves at them). Over all I think it was pretty well received by the audience. Harlan was mobbed by people vying for his attention as usual so I stood back and watched the ebb and flow of various groups. I do this a lot. I like stepping back and watching the action around me.
The next couple of days are going to be all about recovery including me from all the stuff we have been doing the last month and the house from the same. Then I plan to get those couple of projects done before NYCC which is now a week and a half away.
I have about two months worth of photos to download so I think that is next on my plate. Peter has a picture of him next to Colbert portrait in DC that I want to send to a friend of ours.
I am grateful for those moments to breathe.
Last night for me was the real end of I-Con. Peter and I went into the city and saw the re-cut of the documentary on Harlan called "Dreams with Sharp Teeth". I met some interesting people and caught up with others I hadn't seen in a while (waves at them). Over all I think it was pretty well received by the audience. Harlan was mobbed by people vying for his attention as usual so I stood back and watched the ebb and flow of various groups. I do this a lot. I like stepping back and watching the action around me.
The next couple of days are going to be all about recovery including me from all the stuff we have been doing the last month and the house from the same. Then I plan to get those couple of projects done before NYCC which is now a week and a half away.
I have about two months worth of photos to download so I think that is next on my plate. Peter has a picture of him next to Colbert portrait in DC that I want to send to a friend of ours.
I am grateful for those moments to breathe.
