Saturday, September 27, 2003 I have a ton of things to tell you, but I've been so buried in editing, and all that, that I keep putting it off. So instead of going into those long descriptions I so love, I'll be keeping it short... First, allow me to annouce the kick off of the Nina Lake Show!! It's a strange, but fun concept...a long time someone sid that she'd interviewed her charcater for her website, and I thought, that's so cute! And I thought, I want to do that. Then I thought, there's no sense doing that now, no one has the background to apprieciate Libby or Andromeda, because they aren't published. So I decided to steal a long time charcater I've never really written much about, someone who has practically become a persona for me...(Indeed, some of you will recognize it) Nina Lake. And, this week, Nina Lake interviewed The Guardian's Lea Netera Payton. If you want your charcater to be interviewed, let me know...Nina will interview anyone from a book, as long as it's fiction. (Basically, I'll come up with some questions, email them to you, and you answer them.) Then, Sunday, My mother took me to the Rennaisance Faire. It was really lovely...my mother had never gotten to go before, and it was wonderous to see this place that I love so much through her eyes. We went to see the joust, which was so good this year. The high point was the final joust, where the knight, handsome, dashing despite, or even increased by, the cut on his cheek, sets fire to a sword, then turned toward us, brandingsing it in the ai and crying, "Am I not your champion?" before setting to the "bad" knight. The other knight's sheild was trated with something, and it flamed most impressively. Then they did some hand to hand...it was all very cool. The jousters were from The Hanlon-Lees Action Theater. Then we went to see the Sheriff and Feck show. It was different, this year, because the mud show people left, and they got that venue instead of the Loggia stage. It was funny, irreverant (one scene I was sure they were about to be struck by lightning, which would be bad, because water conducts electricity, and they do spend much of the time sloshing back and forth in a mud filled pool.) and smart...I admire thier ability to think so fast. The next show we went to see was Doc Dixon's Magic show. He's really brillant...he's funny (a little risque) and very talented. My mother is one nifty lady. She's fragile looking....she's so delicate that she makes me look like a cheap brass statue, but by the end of the day she was yelling huzzah like a naturalized Rennie. Let's see...what else? I am 29, since last Tuesday. wendnesday my friend B. offered to cut my hair and color it (last week I had enough grey in my hair that all I needed was a buffont hair style to look like The Bride of Frankenstein.) so I let her. She's really good...my hair now hangs all nice...it's slightly red brown, not much different from what i had...but, miracle of miracles, she put all this conditioner in my hair, and instead of the hairball that usually gathers in my hairbrush everytime I use it, there's nothing. I didn't know that you could brush your hair and not end up with a bunch of strands in the brush. Now I must do about 30 things. I'm going to update the Neil Gaiman Movie artile, I swear, very soon. And, maybe even write some more. Permalink Cindy scribed this at 11:37 AM 0 comments

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