I guess a log is in place, given that many things have happened. As someone else said: I apologize for the long update, I didn’t have time to write a short one.

In no particular order:

• Life is still hectic, although in a more positive way. I picked up a live interpretation gig for a few hours per week. Believe it or not, it’s supremely tiring, but it pays well. I’m still looking for a more permanent job, though.
• Word Enchiladas are indeed coming back, but I first need to do a few things:
  1. Come up with good, new prompts for people to write about,
  2. Rework some of the rules and (GP) rewards,
  3. Rework how exactly to accommodate for people’s different schedules (so that most anyone can take part)
  4. Incorporate the above into the official ruleset
  5. Write!
• For some reason (inability to focus), I haven’t been able to commit to a single book (or rather, to a single set of 2–4 books to

It's a made for video movie, on a second-rate cable channel, but it's a good one. The girls are cute, the Wizard is appropriately old, slightly pedo and looks like he'd borrowed Emperor Palpatine's image consultant for the week. (We're talking about a guy who drools ink.) He's game, however when asked for demon summoning instructions. He shuffles over to the bookcase and gives them a suitably ancient volume.

"And this is how you summon the demon Asmodeus..."

An Art Show, A Comicon, and a Salon

The art show takes place in a high school, but it's a school with a specialized art department that draws youth from across the region. Artists of tomorrow sell original works for top prices: detailed paintings, graphic novel excepts, multimedial constructions. A young woman displays ceramic tampons and IUDs, calling her exhibit a "Period Piece." I exited up the stairwell at the far end of the building. I could hear sounds, reminiscent of the student…