Happy Easter

Off today with family. Will be back briefly this afternoon to list the Hugo nods when they are announced, because I know you will want to know, you crazy geeks, you. But otherwise, don’t expect to see me until tonight at the earliest. Enjoy your day.

(P.S. live webcast of the Hugo nomination announcements will be here.)

Comments

  1. MichaelC says:

    My, what a statuesque family you have!

  2. Jo3sh says:

    … a little stonefaced though – don’t they ever smile for family portraits?

  3. Scott says:

    But, Scalzi has been asked a hundred times what he’s doing in Ohio… so, we know how they got there. Which sorta takes all the mystery and half the joy out of them, doesn’t it?

  4. Jeff S. says:

    I don’t think these folks are family. They seem a bit cold and unyielding, which is something John are Krissy are not. They must be from some sect not generally associated with Ohio. 8D

  5. Mike Kranjcevich says:

    Aku-aku to you and yours!

  6. Christopher says:

    Happy Easter everyone. I have written a very special Easter story on my blog. Stop by if you are so inclined.

    http://www.csdaley.com/2010/04/very-zombie-easter.html

  7. And I hope you are having a Hoppy Easter, too.

  8. Guess says:

    Scalzi is nominated again.

  9. John Scalzi says:

    I’ll be posting the complete list when it comes out.

  10. KevinQ says:

    I want a head like the heads you see on Easter Island.

    I want a big, strong forehead. I want to stand up tall.

    I want a head like the heads you see on Easter Island. I want to stare at the seaside and do nothing, at all.

    K

  11. Steve Hatle says:

    Whoa – that’s a Midwestern Scandinavian male family chat…

    Dad and all the uncles would stand outside, in a line, all facing the same way, and talk about cars, farming, politics or whatever without ever actually _facing_ one another.

    It was usually staring out into the cornfield, but if we were at our house in the city, they would stand in the back yard and face the apple tree.

    Best (or worst) part is, now my male cousins and I do it unconsciously as well. Imprinting runs deep :-)

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