These are the two main characters from my novel, for the unacquainted. Yes, I run both their Twitter accounts.


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I've been working on Londinium again, which makes me feel so beyond complete. It really means a lot to me to be able to create and work in my own world.

Londinium has its own blog, which is here if you care.

I've been working on the characters and doing redesigns of them, so I guess I'll post those here so you can see them all!

( Here are some drawings that are better than the ones I did in 2004. )

Again, here is another glimpse into my mind very early in the morning. This happened whilst I was writing a paper. A couple of lines were too light and didn't scan in well, which is why my hat and Peter Cook's hair seem to be half-drawn. Eh, here we go anyway.

People in here, by canon:

Me! I'm the crying person in the middle with the Stanford hat.
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I lost more sleep over Jacoby Ellsbury last night. I was convinced that I would have bloodshot eyes this morning, but by some kind of miracle I didn't. I woke up convinced that Theo was merely toying with Minnesota and New York - that he's upped his offer to either make the Yankees raise theirs one more time or force them out and will then lower ( Read more... )

Well, this was my first weekend without baseball, and frankly, it was hard. I am now fully leaning on the winter leagues to carry me through, but I know those will end eventually and I'll need to do something else.

That, of course, is where the kids at Slumberwood College will come in. I've met the core players on the team and I'm really getting to ( Read more... )

I just came across a very interesting article on The Victorian Web concerning a particular view of members of the lower classes. The overview page had a link to a short article that indicated that the wealthier Victorians thought of the lower classes as behaving very childishly.

He'll be the first to deny it, but Dustin Thatcher occasionally ( Read more... )

Apparently, Jacoby Ellsbury will not be in the starting lineup tonight, but Bobby Kielty will. I miss Jacoby, but since Josh is pitching tonight it might not be so bad.

And then there was this, which totally made my day. There are a bunch of choice quotes in there from everyone's favorite rookie second baseman, so enjoy! (I actually laughed my ass ( Read more... )

Today is an off-day, so I'll just share a few reasons why I love the internet.

You have to enjoy the fact that blogs you read can turn up baby pictures of the people on your favorite baseball team. Here's a nice set I came across on one of the blogs I regularly read today - I'd already seen the one of Jacoby Ellsbury and one of the Varitek ones, but ( Read more... )

A 10-1 victory is certainly a nice way to rebound from yesterday's loss, wouldn't you say? I'm sure the event has been well-covered by this point, so I'll just go over the better points of the game.

It didn't start off the way I wanted it to, that's for sure. Jeter hit a solo home run off of Josh Beckett, and already things were looking rather grim ( Read more... )

Well, today is the sixth anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center. Normally I wouldn't bring up such a serious topic, but my father was in the air that day - specifically, his plane left from Newark and was two gates away from the planes used to fly into the Towers. He saw those passengers just hours before they were killed. I remember ( Read more... )