Japan Travel Diary: Day 8

Japan Travel Diary Day 7 - The Ramen Restarant

Book Signing next week

I'll be signing copies of all three of the current books, "The very Best of Your Square Life", "Alaska: Big and Small" and "Lies for Alaskan Tourists" at the Downtown branch of Titlewave on Saturday the 21st at 1:00 p.m. to whenever. Hopefully, I'll have a few copies of the newest book "Texas: Big and Small" on hand. They may be in the mail right now, maybe not. Try your luck.

And . . . if you give me a big wink (a really noticeable, quasi-lewd wink, preferably with you saying "wink" at the same time, so I don't miss it.) I'll give you a free sketch for being such a pal. Wink!

The colorized version

Here's the final version of the picture of the teen from the Harajuku district. It turned out fairly well. The original will be on display at the Babes in the Woods Gallery (333 W. 4th Ave Gallery 10) starting July 4.

Japan Travel Diary: Day 7

More Power Animals!

Rosey went to the trouble of documenting the 2nd half of Power Animal night in much more detail than I ever could. Read about the adventure and magesty, if you dare.

Japan Travel Diary: Day 6

Texas: Big and Small, coming soon

I just heard from my publisher that I should have a copy of the new book in my hands in a week or two. I'll only get a handfull of copies, so if you want me to save one for you, comment or shoot me an email and I'll put your name on one (along with a sketch).

Japan Travel Diary: Day 5

Power Animal Party

In Alaska, there is a mystical totem that can only be found on the cheap t-shirt table of the majority of tourist traps, the Animal Power T-Shirt. When joined, the force unleashed is tremendous.

Power Animals Gooooooo!

Power of the Huskey! Power of the Wolf! Power of the Eagle! Power of the Bear!

You may ask, "what animal would I be?" The answer moose, because that was the only t-shirt left at the store.

Like Fat Albert and the gang, after our series of misadventures, we formed for a ramshakle band and repeated the same dance moves over and over again.

(Yes, that is a wolf face pined to Mindy's leg. Don't worry, the wolf who owned the face skin is still alive . . . somewhere. Such is the power of the t-shirt, you can totally steal a face off a live wolf while wearing one. Try it. You may be surprised.)