In Dalton Sharp’s livejournal, he posted a nifty drawing that requested that those who read it respond by drawing what they’d like to do with him.
my response is thusly:
Dalton’s running a pretty darned cool comic / sequential art piece in his livejournal – make sure to check it out.
comic tomorrow may be late – 1.5 of 3 panels complete, picnic in 2 hours, fireworks at 10:00, currently: sinus headache the size of kentucky.
In just under four weeks, I’ll have finished my last class at Penn State and completed my Master’s in Software Engineering. I’ll have freed up no less than six hours a week from a very busy schedule. I’ll have completed a goal that I set as an undergrad in 1999, when I decided that double-majoring in English and Computer Science wouldn’t allow me to graduate anytime that century. I’ll have time to actually *draw comics*. Amazing.
Until then, though, I have insanity on insanity to complete. Work, class, social engagements, more class, more work, more class. Hopefully the comics will stay on schedule, but the buffer is gone and it’s very touch-and-go.
Links work much better when one spells out the whole href in href. The href in Poetic Justice below is now living a complete life.
Href is so much fun to write. Href href href.
![[a href, of course!]](http:///archive.kirabug.com//graphics/art/href-small.png)
Okay, this barely qualifies as “internet” idiocy – but if the internet didn’t exist, the wish lists in iTunes wouldn’t exist either.
I love iTunes, but every time I see the “time” on the wishlist I created I just have to laugh.
The screenshot and most of the questions come courtesy of my cousin, the PlantNerd, who found this in her In-Box recently.