Wow, someone actually responded to my self-pitying "no one pays attention to me" post. (or as some might call it, my Eeyore impression.) I never wrote about the con because, well it was Febuary. January to March and May to July are really busy for the kind of work I do. I worked late a lot of nights and by the time I got home I just didn't have energy to blog (or do much of anything else. By the time I did have energy again, it seemed like not much point. Especially so late after the fact. No one but Shelly, my friend, seemed interested anyway. And she was there most of the time. What's worse is that not only did I not blog about Katsucon 2004 in Feb, but I didn't even mention the two other cons I went to this year Anime North 2004 (In Toronto) and Otakon 2004 (in Baltimore.) At which both I met a lot of people. At AN I got to meet Ina-chan, Mona, Ysabet and Rjunkie in person. At Otakon I got to meet up with Ina and Mona again and got to meet SymbolicAgony and Morsel the cat. That's the best thing about cons is meeting people. And I discovered that I'm semi-famous at Otakon (at least in FB fandom) as people recognized me as "That FB Fangirl". Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I've also since then taken a second job. Now I work for Waldenbooks and have sold my soul so I can get a discount on manga.