After comic-con ended, on the Monday, we went to the Woodland Park Zoo.
I personally haven’t been to a Zoo in ages. In Vancouver, we have an aquarium, but the nearest zoo is the Greater Vancouver Zoo, which I’d rather not support.
After comic-con ended, on the Monday, we went to the Woodland Park Zoo.
I personally haven’t been to a Zoo in ages. In Vancouver, we have an aquarium, but the nearest zoo is the Greater Vancouver Zoo, which I’d rather not support.

I can’t believe another year is over. Now I’ll have to wait another 12 months until the next convention. 😦 But I suppose I should look at this as “So glad I got to come again this year!” And I am glad! This is my fourth year attending ECCC and it never gets old. Ever since I bought my tickets in September, I’ve been waiting for April.
The 3 days of the con were jam packed so I’ll do a quick summary before I forget! Continue reading
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This morning, the Pinshape team got the notice that the investor we were hinging on fell through, which meant we wouldn’t have the funds needed to continue operations.
This is very sad for all of us in the team, and you could physically feel the silence where everyone was taking in the news during the morning meeting and letting it sink in that we were no longer going to be working together. But I suppose we all knew the risks of working in a startup. And I regret not one bit of it.

I guess I’d be pretty angry and rude too if all the females in existence disappeared off the face of the earth.