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Finally, the obligatory WFC post....
Nov. 6th, 2008 10:30 amSo, at WFC at the small press launch party, I got the best fortune cookie ever.
You have a flair for adding a fanciful dimension to any story.
This is now taped to my monitor. For most people, this could be taken as "You are such a liar!", but for me, I'll consider it a compliment.
I also got another one at a Chinese restaurant where![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
displacedtexan and I ate with Patrice Sarath and her husband and son, Linda Glaser, and Yvonne and Dylan, both of whose last names I've forgotten (must look those up). Not too surprisingly, the cookies all had fortunes in English and in French. What surprised me was that the fortunes were different between the two languages. That seems wrong.
Oh, yes, WFC....( blathering under the cut )
Over all, I thought it a very enjoyable con.
I don't think I'm going to do San Jose next year, but mainly because we're talking WisCon instead. We'll have to see. ;o)
You have a flair for adding a fanciful dimension to any story.
This is now taped to my monitor. For most people, this could be taken as "You are such a liar!", but for me, I'll consider it a compliment.
I also got another one at a Chinese restaurant where
displacedtexan and I ate with Patrice Sarath and her husband and son, Linda Glaser, and Yvonne and Dylan, both of whose last names I've forgotten (must look those up). Not too surprisingly, the cookies all had fortunes in English and in French. What surprised me was that the fortunes were different between the two languages. That seems wrong.Oh, yes, WFC....( blathering under the cut )
Over all, I thought it a very enjoyable con.
I don't think I'm going to do San Jose next year, but mainly because we're talking WisCon instead. We'll have to see. ;o)
