Wordcount: 1,476 words
Rating/Warnings: PG-13, Violence and Cursing
Summary: The safety of her friends at stake, Meg isn’t going down without a fight.
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Live From The Workbench
Live From the Workbench 01-24-12
Now that Poptop, Suicide Kings, Money to Burn, and D’Lembrança are off to Etsy, it’s time to restock the workbench.
Feuer Tanzer is still hanging on, but he’s the last of the origonal herd. I scooped up one more body from the old pile (blue warmblood) and everyone else is from January’s body order.
It will be so much fun to start workhng with more of the G3s! *grin* Continue reading
A Business Casual Horde
For The-- err, Azeroth!
This week’s Shared Topic over at Blog Azeroth was suggested by Akabeko of Red Cow Rise and is about showing our Nerd Pride. The shared topic runs from Jan 22-28, so come join the fun! 
How do you express your geekery? Do you own obvious paraphernalia like a Horde-symbol bumper sticker, in-joke t-shirts like the dps/ups pun, or less obviously related items like a gift from a guildie? Rather than physical indicators, do you mix nerd lingo into your everyday speech or talk/post about geekdom in non-nerd spaces? How do you advertise your nerd tendencies? Does it help you to attract new nerd friends?
You wouldn’t guess I’m a Warcraft player if you saw me in real life—unless you happened to see the screenshots in my screensaver at work. Continue reading
Planning for Overhead Costs
One of the things people often forget when thinking about starting a crafting business is the overhead costs.
Overhead costs are those costs not tied directly to a single art or writing project. In a normal brick and mortar business these would be things like rent, utilities, and administrative salaries. They are all bills that have to be paid, but folks don’t always remember to figure them into the sales prices! Continue reading
My Brain Needs a Pause Button
Lately every time I sit down to get some words on the page or paint on a horse– I end up getting distracted by The Shiny™ and don’t realize I’ve been distracted until it’s time for bed.
Right now the only time I can guarantee I’ll stay focused is on the Saturday Write-Ins at the coffee shop, where I don’t have any choice but to write. (Or chat with friends.) ((But mostly write.)) Continue reading
Mind the Dust (or: Switching Themes is Messy)
Code Code Code
I’ve finally gotten the childtheme for Boilerplate 3.0 where I can live with it, so I’m swapping over from the old Mystique 2.4.2 today.
I’ll be doing some tweaking over the weekend, but you can expect the ‘how did you do that?’ posts to follow in the near future. It’s been a bit of a learning curve, but I’m really liking the way the childtheme handles!
And now back to work… *puts on coding hardhat and climbs back into the guts*