Alma = Soul

by Hayden on 2 September 2010

Hubby’s ques­tion a cou­ple of evenings ago: “So when will you be sell­ing out, so you can earn tons of money?”

To which I respond:

Alma” means soul in Span­ish, and I think this video gets my point across. *taps hubby* Hello, dear. Check out this cute ani­mated short I just posted.

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Monsters on Post-It Notes

30 August 2010

I just dis­cov­ered a new artis­tic hero: John Kenn, who draws mon­sters and other creepy things on post-it notes. Is that awe­some or what? It reminds me so much of Edward Gorey’s style of illus­tra­tion, includ­ing the macabre themes. I’d kill to snag a col­lec­tion of note cards with these illus­tra­tions on them. Another source of […]

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Almost September: Yeah, Baby!

30 August 2010

Okay, y’all, here’s an update on The Glass Min­strel. The release day’s been pushed back a bit, i.e., instead of Sept. 1, we’ve got Sept. 5. Hope­fully the book will be avail­able sooner, but we’ll see what hap­pens. At any rate, it’s def­i­nitely com­ing out by this week­end at the lat­est. I’ve also updated the […]

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A Strange Obsession

28 August 2010

This might have to be filed under “things you prob­a­bly don’t need to know, but I’ll tell you, any­way.” This com­mer­cial from Yakult is an — um — obses­sion for us in this house­hold. Andy wants to buy a diges­tive sys­tem plushie. I’ve actu­ally gone as far as to do a Google image search. We’re […]

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Lethargy

27 August 2010

Yep. That’s the theme of the day today. I didn’t have much sleep last night, so I’ve been pretty dazed all day, though I had to clear my head enough to drive to our insur­ance agent’s office and file a claim from last night’s inci­dent. I was only able to write a lit­tle short of […]

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Birthday Lowdown

26 August 2010

Okee­do­kee, here we go. It’s the end of the day, so it’s time. The Good: — Wrote three pages of Desmond and Gar­rick 2. Get­ting started was touch and go and felt like rusty cogs creak­ing into motion, but I made it. Once the scene took shape, every­thing pretty much fell into place. I could’ve carried […]

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