Back in February, EXiku and I departed on a secret, dangerous, and possibly deadly mission, out in the field. We were to meet with the man himself, the Grand Vizier of Merchandise, the Don of the Type-Museum, the infamous and insatiable Strife212. It was a dark day, one that we could never prepare ourselves for. If you are reading this... consider it a warning. As a precaution, we met him outside of his natural habitat. Strife, it seems, is not from London; we used this ...
Long, long ago, I went to Anime Revolution 2012 in Vancouver and saw the events, bought the swag, and photographed the cosplayers. Just a few months or so back, I happened to actually meet up with one of those cosplayers. In fact, we actually work together and live in the same town, which really is kind of surprising. You might vaguely remember her from my AR blog here, in which I mistook her for the actually super famous cosplayer/model Jessica Nigri. The girl in question ...
Since internet is crap here so I have to pone phost, no daily blog updates until next week. Howevers, I can note that I successfully made it to Turkey with EXiku, and we have gotten past people trying to sell us rugs, and also a secret research area. Also, there are cats. So many cats.
One week from today (April 5th/6th) I will be travelling away on an aeroplane to the distant, geographically confused land of Turkey. Of course, I won't be the only one going there: I'll be joined by my wonderful girlfriend, EXiku - this will be the first time we actually meet in-person! We'll be spending most of our time in the city of Istanbul itself, though we've got plans to go around and see nearby places like Ephesus, Pergamum and Gallipoli. About a week will be spent in the ex-Ottoman ...
For all those who might be worrying, no, The Manhattan Project II is not dead! I'm just still taking a break, and that break is scheduled to end soon. True, I've been pretty heavily distracted by Shogun 2 and Fall of the Samurai lately, but the latest chapter of the story is about halfway done, and will be posted within the next few days, I believe. Once that hurdle is over and done with, the updating speed should return to normal, and you won't have to wait a month between each update ...
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