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| Cool painting in the hotel |
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| Sign in the dealers' room food court |
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| Speaking of food - personal apple pie |
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| Lovely ladies |
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| Gamers gaming |
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| Walkway between Anaheim convention center and hotel |
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| Tardises and Amy Pirate |
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| The BEST panel of all |
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Images from WonderCon
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Yet more Vulpes and Arcade Freeside fanart
But I have gotten emails from readers saying they read my fanfic before playing New Vegas, and are now playing the game because of me. I've also received emails saying my fanfic has deepened players' experience of New Vegas. This all fills me with warm fuzzies and makes me very happy. Fallout: New Vegas was the first game to make me a Total Fan Girl and I am so pleased to be able to pass that obsession on to others.
Don't know what any of this is about? Read the fic or GO BUY THE GAME!
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Looking for Something New to Read?
Consequently, if you ever even thought about trying one of my books, the time is NOW as it's only FREE ON AMAZON for the rest of THIS WEEK.
Here are some quick links to help you:
Free on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Dance-Macabre-Lords-Pendragon-ebook/dp/B005XO2INU
Free on Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dance-Macabre-Lords-Pendragon-ebook/dp/B005XO2INU
Free on Amazon Germany:
http://www.amazon.de/Dance-Macabre-Lords-Pendragon-ebook/dp/B005XO2INU
And you don't need a Kindle, either. Amazon has FREE Kindle apps so you can read on your PC, Mac, Android phone, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, anything!
GO DOWNLOAD NOW!!! ;)
Monday, February 13, 2012
Litter Shark Saga Continues
I have blogged about the Litter Shark before. My tomcat was suspicious of the litter box for days. He'd sit in the bathroom next to it and watch for it - hours at a time! The box only activates 20 minutes after a cat has used it, so... yeah. Lots of watching with no results.
Eventually he decided the Little Shark was unlikely to attack while he was using the litter, and all was well. He used the box like the other cats.
After a while, the metal mechanism started to squeak when it activated, and I noticed when he heard the sound, my tomcat would hustle into the bathroom to watch it run. He'd sit right up close to the side of the box and alertly follow the track of the scoop across and back, like a really slow tennis match. It's adorable.
Well. Yesterday the squeak sounded and I saw him trot off. From where I was, I could see into the bathroom, and even though the light was off, there was enough daylight to see inside the room. But as far as my tomcat knew, he was alone and unobserved.
He watched the mechanism go across, and on its return trip--just before it retreated into its housing--HE POUNCED IT!
Yes, he did a sudden, mouse-hunting, up-and-over dive and pounced on the scoop.
He stayed in "caught" position for a while, but I don't know if he actually caught it. I do know that after he got back out, he came sauntering out of the bathroom, calling his territory challenge "merrrow...merrrrow" that he only does when he's feeling particularly Alpha Male and pleased with himself.
Eventually he decided the Little Shark was unlikely to attack while he was using the litter, and all was well. He used the box like the other cats.
After a while, the metal mechanism started to squeak when it activated, and I noticed when he heard the sound, my tomcat would hustle into the bathroom to watch it run. He'd sit right up close to the side of the box and alertly follow the track of the scoop across and back, like a really slow tennis match. It's adorable.
Well. Yesterday the squeak sounded and I saw him trot off. From where I was, I could see into the bathroom, and even though the light was off, there was enough daylight to see inside the room. But as far as my tomcat knew, he was alone and unobserved.
He watched the mechanism go across, and on its return trip--just before it retreated into its housing--HE POUNCED IT!
Yes, he did a sudden, mouse-hunting, up-and-over dive and pounced on the scoop.
He stayed in "caught" position for a while, but I don't know if he actually caught it. I do know that after he got back out, he came sauntering out of the bathroom, calling his territory challenge "merrrow...merrrrow" that he only does when he's feeling particularly Alpha Male and pleased with himself.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Cats - Coup by Cuteness
That would explain why kitties like to eat human food, sleep like humans, and somehow know the best way to disable your laptop with the fewest keystrokes.
I swear, I leave my laptop open, I come back and all sorts of things have been opened, new files created, etc. At some point, my cats are going to figure out how to order themselves things from Amazon. Or find a bored Department of Defense war computer. Cue, "Do you want to play a game?" coming from the laptop speakers while I'm in the other room, and me freaking out.
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