Happy Father's Day!

My wife and daughter conspired to give me a nice day today:
  • I woke up to a bag of clay products (sculpey and plasticene) along with a copy of Rampage for the Wii and 2000 Wii Credits (200 quatloos on the newcomer!)
  • Dim-sum brunch (wifey collected items from the Fisgard Market)
  • I puttered on my PLR Hub module for Drupal (to tie into a nearly complete PLR Exchange module-- more on that later on my tech blog).
  • When the sun hit Cthulhu, I went out there, applied green-stuff putty in key spots; then laid down the remainder of my fibreglass.
  • I came in, did some more work on the PLR Hub module; then kiddo and I started worked on the principal character for our upcoming, stop motion project (working title, "Crazy Frog on a Rocket"-- I refuse to divulge plot points).
  • I did a quickie proof-of-concept demonstration of the claymation animation process in action.



Happy Father's Day!

Comments

Tim Bailey said…
Rampage for the Wii?!? That must be awesome! ...if it's the Rampage I'm thinking of.
6/16/2008 07:29:00 AM
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