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If You Could Talk to Your Teenage Self . . .
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WonderCon FTW
I'm still getting the hang of LiveJournal. Okay, I'm still getting the hang of everything, really. Social networking, cooking, breathing through my boobs, drawing . . . I live in a perpetual state of getting the hang of things, never a state of expertise. I try to look at this as a good thing. I'm always learning, always growing.
But when time is ( Read more... ) -
It's from my mother
Today is my birthday, and I got the best birthday present ever. I have gotten great presents over the years. My family and friends have been beyond generous and loving when it comes to my birthday. I love every gift they have given me.
But this is a Jayne hat. A handmade Jayne hat. Even if you're not a Firefly fan, it's still a kickin' handmade hat ( Read more... ) -
Positive review
Marc Mason of the Comics Waiting Room came by my table at Phoenix Comicon and picked up a Project Elohim trade. He wrote this review, and I gotta say, I'm thrilled with it. The "arting" has kind of dominated my life recently, so it was very nice to see some validation of my writing skillz.
review, project elohimInauguration Day
I've never stopped being proud to be an American. But today I feel that that "American" means what it was supposed to mean again. Booya.Ants in the Ears
This morning I found an ant in my right ear.
When I first noticed something amiss in my lobeage, I thought, "I have swimmer's ear," but then I thought, "I don't swim." It was early, when thoughts take awhile to percolate to the point where they let off the rich aroma of sense. But it did sound like the time I had water in the ear after a long swim ( Read more... )Foreword, edited
And here's the foreword after it was edited by Ruben's production manager and myself.
I met with the star of the comic strip Penny at her favorite local café to talk about her writer and artist, Ruben.
Rebecca: Penny, after reading just a few of the comics, the first thing I wondered was, “How does a man write so well about a woman?”
Penny: ( Read more... )Forward, Foreword
I met with Penny, star of the comic strip Penny, at her favorite local cafe. After she sheepishly asked if I could buy her a coffee, which I happily did, we began talking about one of her favorite topics.
RH: Thanks for taking the time to talk with me about Ruben, your writer and artist.
P: He’s the greatest, isn’t he?
RH: He’s a talented guy, ( Read more... )New Notebook Syndrome
I have a lovely collection of empty notebooks. Some are spiral-bound notebooks from the grocery store, some are the black and white marble composition books that I used in Catholic school, some are lovely leather bound journals, but all of them are blank inside ( Read more... )