Generally speaking, I assume that if you’re reading this blog, you’re a geek of some degree or other.
And if you’re a geek, I assume other things about you. I assume you’ve watched Star Trek. I assume you engage in some type of gaming, be it computer, board, or role.
I assume that you know who Dr. Who is. I assume you have a tiny shrine to Joss Whedon somewhere in your house.
And I assume you watch The Guild.
More importantly, I assume you know when a new season of The Guild has begun.
But just in case some of you aren’t entirely tuned into the geek allmind. I figure I’d be remiss if I didn’t point out that season 5 is already upon us.
If you’re a fan, it would be a shame if you didn’t wander over and check it out…
If you’re *not* a fan… well… then I’m guessing there’s either something wrong with you, or you’ve simply never been exposed to it. And if the latter’s the case, it would be a shame if you didn’t give it a try…
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In other, slightly surreal news, NPR recently posted the results of the poll where they asked folks to vote on what their favorite SF and Fantasy books of all time were.
The Kingkiller Chronicles came in #18 on the list.
Out of all SF and Fantasy books. Ever. #18.
Seriously.
pat
The Obligatory Holiday Post
There were a lot of things I wanted to do here on the blog before Christmas.
I was planning on posting up a video of me reading a picture book, but I couldn’t manage to get it done in time.
I thought about posting up a Christmas Card type thinger to mitigate the guilt of not having sent out anything resembling a Christmas Card again this year. Or any year, for that matter. Ever. But that didn’t happen.
I was hoping to post up one more worldbuilders blog. The clockwork, Machiavellian part of me knows this is the perfect time for it….
I was going to try and post up the first of the belated photo contest blogs, too. I know a lot of you have been waiting for that for a *long* time.
But yesterday I realized that with all the busyness of Worldbuilders and whatnot, I hadn’t, y’know, bought any presents yet. Or really done anything much to get ready for the holiday.
So instead of doing any of those things, I’m going to put up a cute picture of Oot decorating the Christmas tree.
I’ll post up fancy blogs next week.
I hope all of you that do Christmas-type stuff have a good time.
Those of you that don’t do Christmas, I hope you have a good time too, doing whatever it is you do.
With all sorts of fondness,
pat
P.S. The orange thing is a giant pumpkin, just in case you’re wondering.