DragonCon is my big convention every year down in Atlanta. It’s four (five?) days long, about 80,000 people, and is basically nerd Mardi Gras. Almost every day consists of a bunch of makeup, wigs, glitter, cosplays, and when I come[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The only thing Neil and I ever argue about is which one of us is funnier. I would like to think I’m better at ~physical comedy~.
Peyton does her best to pull her weight around here. In fairness she’s only about seven pounds.
I’ve never felt more accomplished than I did nailing together cheap particleboard from Target while my apartment was sweltering and all I had to eat that day was a can of beans.
My first studio apartment was in a great location right by the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The actual building though, was very old and full of quirks, like the sink making awfully loud bang if you turned the tap too[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Man, I’ll never forget moving from my parents’ house to my first solo apartment. I moved right in the middle of my busiest time at work, it was super hot, and my apartment was very small and a four floor[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The summer camp I ran was primarily early elementary to middle school kids. I met a lot of true characters including this six year old boy who was known to shout things and then run away.
