MileHiCon 41 - This Weekend Only!

[jcfiala]

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Coming up this weekend is MileHiCon 41, the convention that not only am I attending, not only am I attending some panels, but I am also hosting my tenth anniversary party with my darling wife Tammy.

We originally got married on October 23rd, 1999, and every year we're happy to celebrate our marriage with our friends, surrounded by geeky wonderfulness. Five years ago we celebrated that anniversary with a party, and this year, on Saturday, we're celebrating our tenth. If you know either of us, feel free to drop by if you're at the con, and help us drink this alcohol we scored for the party. We've even picked up Crystal Skull Vodka.

As I said, I've also got a few events on the schedule:

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Best of the Worst of the Slash Panel — Friday, 10pm

I've been doing this for a few years now, and it's always hilarious. Moderator Tim Simpson scours the internet for the worst fictional crossover homosexual fanfic, and we try to read it without laughing, usually failing explosively.

GM 101: A Thief, a Mage, and a Paladin Walk into the Tavern — Saturday, 10am

In which I, and a few other people, hold discourse on the gentle art of GMing, with some interesting conversation hopefully arising.

It's almost 2010: What is your Computer — Sunday, Noon

A discussion... well, about computers and what they're up to these days. I work with the darn things, so I'll probably have some things to say about it.

See you there!

Comments

[mtfierce.livejournal.com]

I'm there for the Slash panel, and I think I've got my contribution ready for this year.

Glad I'm not on the token gaming panel - if I could have injured someone with my mind, the moderator last year would have burst into flame.

[jcfiala.livejournal.com]

Ah, yes. He was open to any style of gaming, as long as it's his.