Finally, my own Mythcon report!
Of course, one of the things that happen when you are the person running the conference is that you hardly remember any of the details. And you get to very few of the program items, because you are always somewhere else, either dealing with a problem, or checking to make sure all is well with various people.
But even so... my Mythcon report, such as it is, including some pictures of the Food Art. I didn't photograph everything that was created, alas. And there was quite a lot of it this year. Everyone seemed singularly inspired. It was fun to hear so many people having so much fun! Quite a few roars of laughter were heard.
http://scribblerworks.us/blog/?p=28
I round out my report with pictures of my lovely little boat, which the committee gave me. They made me cry -- intense emotion, on top of the end of stress, fatigue, and deep pleasure in seeing how much eveyone had enjoyed themselves. My committee did a LOT of work, and I certainly could not have done it without them (especially the heroic Gavin Claypool, who did so much more than his duties as Registrar that it isn't even funny - he was extremely valuable to me).
But even so... my Mythcon report, such as it is, including some pictures of the Food Art. I didn't photograph everything that was created, alas. And there was quite a lot of it this year. Everyone seemed singularly inspired. It was fun to hear so many people having so much fun! Quite a few roars of laughter were heard.
http://scribblerworks.us/blog/?p=28
I round out my report with pictures of my lovely little boat, which the committee gave me. They made me cry -- intense emotion, on top of the end of stress, fatigue, and deep pleasure in seeing how much eveyone had enjoyed themselves. My committee did a LOT of work, and I certainly could not have done it without them (especially the heroic Gavin Claypool, who did so much more than his duties as Registrar that it isn't even funny - he was extremely valuable to me).