I'm a moron

[avram]

Gah. For the past few months, each time it’s rained or threatened to, I’ve been grumbling about how my lightweight folding umbrella has vanished. Moreso since a couple weeks ago when I went back to Bed Bath & Beyond and saw that they weren’t selling that model anymore. Well, today it got cold enough (mid-60s) for me to get my light jacket out, and there in the pocket was my umbrella, along with some material from MoCCA, which tells me when I left it there.

Today’s sketches, done with simple pens in a cheap sketchpad at Basic coffee (’cause Ground was closed):

(And yes, that’s “Shock the Monkey” in German. Now ist the time on Shprockets vehn ve dahnce!)

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[roadnotes.livejournal.com]

CVS and Duane Reed often have small, very lightweight folding umbrellas. I don't recall the brand name, but I've been quite happy with my little green one, which is small enough to fit into just about every bag I carry, and large enough to cover me.

[whumpdotcom.livejournal.com]

Of course! It never occurred to me that Cerebus would do that with one of its heads, but as all dogs -- he does it because he can.

That makes it epsilon easier to sneak into Hades to rescue dead significant others.

Still have to remember to not look back, however, since that's the equilibrium strategy when playing a one shot Prisoners' Dilemma with the Lord of the Dead.

[bugsybanana.livejournal.com]

Whump, you mean Cerberus. Though a three-headed aardvark might be fun to draw if Dave Sim doesn't hear about it.

I'm trying to remember who I ran into some months back who reminded me of Dieter, the guy from Schprockets, but it's not coming to me.

[whumpdotcom.livejournal.com]

Bloody hell, I did botch that ref, didn't I?

At least A. didn't draw a three-headed Dave Sim...

[bigscary.livejournal.com]

I suspect that the last two and the yippy Cerberus are for the demon-story thing, yes?

And as to the first, been watching Lain lately?

[avram]

Nah. I think I share an obsession with one of the Lain artists.