Infinite Repeating Android’s Dreams, 10/28/06
Posted on October 28, 2006 Posted by John Scalzi 7 Comments
Oh noes! Three IRAD submissions, all at once! Better post them all in the same entry, then:
Thanks Tor, KevenQ and Chang!
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Oh good, I’m on top. So I don’t have to type, “Chaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnngg!” What a relief.
The sheep are a very nice touch in the middle picture.
The horns are cute, too.
Glad you’re happy with yoru standing, Tor.
When I got the book and saw the IRAD post from yesterday, I knew what had to be done. Thus the sheep.
And my daughter is a HUGE fan of Athena’s body of work, and thus had to be in the picture in order for me to use them lambs.
The horns? Part of her Halloween costume. They’ll never come off, I suspect. She says she wears them at school to remind the boys about who she is. I suspect she gets that from her mother. Although all her mother needs to do is wear a pair of jeans to remind me who she is.
TAD is a good read so far, BTW. I like the development of Moeller’s back story. And Mrs. Chang likes the beginning sentence. For that I curse you, Scalzi. She’s read more of your work than mine lately!
Glad you’re happy with yoru standing, Tor.
When I got the book and saw the IRAD post from yesterday, I knew what had to be done. Thus the sheep.
And my daughter is a HUGE fan of Athena’s body of work, and thus had to be in the picture in order for me to use them lambs.
The horns? Part of her Halloween costume. They’ll never come off, I suspect. She says she wears them at school to remind the boys about who she is. I suspect she gets that from her mother. Although all her mother needs to do is wear a pair of jeans to remind me who she is.
TAD is a good read so far, BTW. I like the development of Moeller’s back story. And Mrs. Chang likes the beginning sentence. For that I curse you, Scalzi. She’s read more of your work than mine lately!
Glad you’re happy with yoru standing, Tor.
When I got the book and saw the IRAD post from yesterday, I knew what had to be done. Thus the sheep.
And my daughter is a HUGE fan of Athena’s body of work, and thus had to be in the picture in order for me to use them lambs.
The horns? Part of her Halloween costume. They’ll never come off, I suspect. She says she wears them at school to remind the boys about who she is. I suspect she gets that from her mother. Although all her mother needs to do is wear a pair of jeans to remind me who she is.
TAD is a good read so far, BTW. I like the development of Moeller’s back story. And Mrs. Chang likes the beginning sentence. For that I curse you, Scalzi. She’s read more of your work than mine lately!
Glad you’re happy with yoru standing, Tor.
When I got the book and saw the IRAD post from yesterday, I knew what had to be done. Thus the sheep.
And my daughter is a HUGE fan of Athena’s body of work, and thus had to be in the picture in order for me to use them lambs.
The horns? Part of her Halloween costume. They’ll never come off, I suspect. She says she wears them at school to remind the boys about who she is. I suspect she gets that from her mother. Although all her mother needs to do is wear a pair of jeans to remind me who she is.
TAD is a good read so far, BTW. I like the development of Moeller’s back story. And Mrs. Chang likes the beginning sentence. For that I curse you, Scalzi. She’s read more of your work than mine lately!