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Being One of THOSE Fans and Zombie Girls

I was fortunate enough to see Neil Gaiman do a reading last night and got lovely pics of him during the event like this:




and this:



But my favorite pic has to be of the purloined waterbottle at its new home on my bookshelf:





Right. While messing with color and saturation and what-not on an old photograph (part of my Other People's Families collection) I had an epiphany: I'm going to make zombie girl jewelry. Can't wait to post pictures of the results!




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