A Few Good Men (or women)

I have been wondering what to do with this site for the two months while I am gone.

What about updating? While in the wilderness I am allowed a pen and paper, so I may just write some letters and pay mom to post them for me (assuming she can figure out how). If there is anyone else in the US who would be willing to type my handwritten letters (I will pay if need be) and post them on the blog, let me know - SOON.

A lot of people have guest writers. I have toyed with the idea, but my first choice for guest writer would probably have my mom boycotting my site. I may still allow her access - but I will also give Tomoe the ability to cut her off at the first mention of.... (well, I can't mention it).

But the guest writer thing is so... so... glah (yes - that is "glah", not "blah" - although it is that too.) I was wondering what would be a good, interesting twist to the guest writer thing. I thought it would be interesting (for me at least - because this blog is all about ME) to have any guest writers actually pretend to be me. That is, to write their posts as they think I would. If I whine too much - be whiny. If I talk about Awii and Klee too much, talk about Awii and Klee. If I crab too much about the stupidy of our consumption culture, do that.

Or maybe you can just use the photos I will have prepared as a cue - write a post that fits what you think the photo would make me think about.

Of course, in order or that to work I would have to actually have more than three fans - although I do have more than a few readers.

Anyway, if anyone wants to write some stuff on my blog let me know. I will have photos prepared all you have to do is add text, related or not.

Let me know by Sunday, because I leave Monday.

Note: Comments will be closed, simply to save my server from filling up with comment-spam notifications (I wont be able to delete them). I will still have to worry about regular spam, but am reluctant to disable the email address.

This photo is one of my "test" shots I took walking around my neighborhood yesterday with the little 35mm no-zoom, fully automatic, point and shoot, ten-years-in-the-closet film camera I will be taking with me on the adventure. The film in the camera was a little old, so that's why the colors look cool.