For old friends, and new ones ... I'm relaunching The Call to Adventure (from a new host), which means that you'll need to update your RSS LiveJournal feeds ... or drop by the blog itself ... which now features Video, Photographs, Mr. Shark Comics, Links to Video Game Reviews, and a calendar of my upcoming Gigs.

call-to-adventure.com

See you there!

Recently, a friend asked how to view my blog in livejournal.  You simply have to add the RSS feed to your friends' page:

http://syndicated.livejournal.com/calltoadventure/

Go there and you never have to go to my site again, you lazy assholes.

It's almost moving time, everyone ... which means that my blog will soon be available only at www.call-to-adventure.com/notes.  I've almost figured out everything I need to know, with the exception of some php editing (Nate, Fub -- I can't get my "Links" to work; the field is left blank.  Any ideas ( Read more... )

Imagine.

I'm not a reactionary.  I just really liked this.  (Thanks goes out to the IC boards).

It's official. I'm writing a piece that's going to be in the Los Angeles Times. And I'm getting paid.

It's about anime.

"I know that you know as well as I do how fast thoughts and associations can fly through your head. Youcan be in the middle of a creative meeting at your job or something,and enough material can rush through your head just in the littlesilences when people are looking over their notes and waiting for thenext presentation that it would take ( Read more... )

Last week was exceptionally full. ( More after the cut. )

Last night, I watched Saturday Night Live from the writer's room ( Read more... )

Hey Everyone! I'm in New York City.

Tonight I did a show at Kristen Schaal's Hot Tub. Jim and I did "Drawings," from our two person show, with some minor changes.

I've had a couple drinks, so I'm going to stop writing now. More later! (Hi, Mom and Dad.)

So, as you all know, I quit my "job" at Yummy on Tuesday. In the last two days, I've applied for two jobs, one as a writer at NextGen.biz, and the other as a graphic designer at Break.com. The NextGen site is gaming culture, so there's an obvious connection ... but Break was really out-of-the-blue. I got a call from them yesterday; they had ( Read more... )