(Today’s post has been cancelled due to stomach flu.)
The Week in Review
The Week in Review: June 26th, 2016
Interior design, Church of Bowie style. I spent a merry evening the other week cutting out backing for my Cliff Chiang prints that I’ve been holding onto for two years, as they’re slightly smaller than the top loaders I bought. They are now all displayed together underneath my Stacy Lee Sailor Moon print. All of my art is now on my walls—adulting prize, please.
It’s New York Pride today, so I’m off to eat food out of trucks, buy rainbow things, and make all the booth volunteers tell me their spiels. My nails were actually painted like the bisexual flag this week, but I never took a good enough picture of them.
The Week in Review: June 19th, 2016
It’s been a rough week, friends.
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The Week in Review: June 12th, 2016
I’m still exhausted from the week that was, so I’m not going to be very chatty today.
The Week in Review: June 5th, 2016
The first real evidence I’ve seen that we’re actually getting an Alamo Drafthouse Cinema—an outdoor screening of Labyrinth! Hearing the Drafthouse intro in Brooklyn was delightful.
The Week in Review: May 29th, 2016
The Week in Review: May 22nd, 2016
I’m not saying that sarcasm is key to a solid grasp of the French language, but it definitely helps.
The Week in Review: May 15th, 2016
It’s still technically spring, but I can feel summer just around the corner and I am very excited for it.
Renay and I tackle the infamous lesbian vampire episode of Xena over at Lady Business.
The Week in Review: May 8th, 2016
So, uh, you know Lady Business? Which I am a contributing editor of? Well, we’ve been nominated for a Hugo Award, so go us!
The Week in Review: May 1st, 2016
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It has been such a long week, kittens. On the plus side, I have discovered that at least two make fancy high-waisted pants with elastic waistbands, so I can look fancy AND be very comfortable.
At Lady Business, Renay and I continue our Adventures in Xena with “Giant Killer,” and I contributed some Fanwork Recs for the week.
The Literary Omnivore 