If a tricky situation gets your motor motivated, that's nice

Woke up yesterday feeling like 500 pounds of radioactive glue. The infamous Katsuflu strikes again, although without the ferocity that it had four years ago, where I went from feeling fine to all but dead within hours. But I took much better care of myself this weekend, and I learned that Day-quil is a very good friend. If I did get the flu, this is like driving in the rain, only slowing me down a little. Should be gone in a few days.

Katsucon was fun in a social kind of way, even though it was weak on a functional level. Still glad I went. While at Katsucon, I took only a couple pictures. This one, and this one. There are others, but I'll post those when I feel like it. Suffer with those in the meantime.

Now with Katsucon out of the way, I can pretend to prepare for Tekkoshocon coming up in a month, and a few other short-term things.

I've come to not mind sitting in Borders (or wherever I can find some good broadband) to leech from BitTorrent, for if I did it all from home, I'd probably turn into one of those weird shut-in types. Or I'd just set this laptop to run a few, and run off anyway.

Finally got Yamiko-chan some new tires. Zounds, the miles go by quickly.

Despite my "rainy-day" state of health, I'm feeling somewhat strange, in a lighthearted, child-like way. The term "mugi-mugi" comes to mind.