Pictures

Please note that this page does not actually contain the images, or even any thumbnails. In a rare fit of optimism, I am expecting to have a good-sized collection some day, and I'm trying to be nice to folks who don't have the world's greatest download speeds. And the folks who may only care about a couple of the photos.

• My very first digitized photo - from 1994 or so. I was in college at the time, I at least remember that much.
• Me at the Grand Canyon - from the Memorial Day Week Tour of 2001 (me, Aaron, Chris, Noelle, and two of their friends from online - Mark & Andie made pilgrimages to four national parks in one week). There are lots more pictures from that trip, but this is the good one of me.
• Me and my husband Aaron - forgot we had this one. Noelle insisted on taking this one because of how my hair looked after taking it out of a French braid.
• Me at Teleview Arch in Arches National Park. Is it sad that I'm more inclined to remember the diner in Moab where all Chris could eat was ice cream, and the strawberry ice cream was actually improved by adding mustard?
• Me at Four Corners - another stop on that trip. It was way too hot for me to consider doing the "lie down with one limb in each state" trick - concrete and metal retain heat VERY well!
• Animated gif of my butt - In 2005, I lost a game of online Scrabble, and the forfeit was "an embarrassing or amusing picture". This was created using The GIMP.

Some of my 1000 Blank White Cards

• Vengeful Angry God
• Viking Chihuahuas
• Create a RPG Character for a Campaign that Never Happens

Including the wildly successful crossover with flail!

• Bench Comic pt 1
• Bench Comic pt 2
• Bench Comic unrelated
• Bench/flail crossover pt 1
• Bench/flail crossover pt 2
• Bench/flail crossover pt 3

Fan "Art"

• The Scrid Kid - it's a very strange inside joke over at the PD forums.
• No, you can't have a Pony-Car - a collage using artwork from Something*Positive.
• Thread Jack - created with the GIMP. Do I really need to tell you where the art came from? You have my permission to save a copy to your own space (or someplace like photobucket) and use it on message boards as appropriate. (Mind you, it's not because I think I have any rights to the work; I'm more just offering to save you the time of having to do this yourself.) If too many people link to this particular iteration instead, though, it's going away.