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Saving money on hotels: great idea. Parking in an open field at night: less great.
So springcon was awesome. I tabled next to the fine folks over at Hollow. Got to talk to old friends and even sold a few things.
Now I just need a nap, then I can do comics.
I have been resisting the urge to complain about the snow. Today seems like a good day to complain though because I think we’re at the end of it. Last night we had another snow storm and it dropped roughly 6 inches of snow. Wet.. Heavy.. Deep.. snow. I normally (this late in the season) ignored the snow and let it melt on its own. This though was so thick and wet I even had a tough time plowing the snow. To add insult to injury on the news last night they pointed out that in April we have had more snow then any other month this season.
UGH!
For a number of years I didn’t even pay attention to April Fools Day. I’m just not into fooling people I guess. I love a good gag and I respect people who can pull off a clever stunt but too many times a April Fools day joke that sounds good in planning becomes a wreck on execution.
So far today I have only see the cute kinds of April Fools Day gags but I feel the need to possibly stay off the internet today.
So I have been spending my drawing time being horrible. I started loom knitting. I will have a few of these for sale and have plans to stop looming so I can prep for the up coming shows. I want to give you a sample of my hats though.
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