So, I had my first session with the photographer for an upcoming calendar to raise money for a local writing group. This is one of those things featuring local writers showing some skin -- rated G or PG, of course -- wherein we allow ourselves to be put into silly poses, sans clothing, for the benefit of a worthy cause.Me, I'm the sci fi guy, and not to give too much away, will probably be waving a light saber under the light of a full moon at a bug-eyed monster.
I dunno if the alien will be dressed or not ...
What I learned from this was that a big warehouse studio, on what was one of the coldest March days ever here locally, takes a while to heat up even with the heater blasting away, and that I should bring a warm robe next time to avoid the Blue Acorn Effect.
The things we do for our art ...
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The things "WE" do, for "OUR" art? Since when are you Ron Jeremy?
I knew this would happen...Life in the fast lane has gone to your head.
Nah, not Ron Jeremy, Ben Dover ...
You really wanna put up a post like that, and then leave comments open? Wow, you trust the discretion of your readers.
Because my heart is pure, I have the strength of ten. Aside from which I can run with my regulars, and I have control of the squelch button ...
>"Because my heart is pure"<
..I'm just gonna stand way the hell back over here, so when the lightning comes down, I'm well away from it.
I don't know why, Kid. Many times as you've been hit by lightning lately, got to figure you're immune by now.
> > "Because my heart is pure"
> >
> ..I'm just gonna stand way the hell back over here, so when the lightning comes down, I'm well away from it.
>
This is Oregon: not enough lightning, nor a hurricane or so. I guess it'll have to be a volcano eruption.
Sure, blame the cold, Steve. That must be what it was.
"This is Oregon: not enough lightning, nor a hurricane or so."
We do get hurricane-strength winds, though: fairly frequently on the coast, not so often here in the valley.
But I'm betting on a meteor strike.
But of course it was cold. It's an automatic protective mechanism.
Really. No, I mean, really. Truly.
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