Tortured Earth

I have to begin with an apology. The convention was incredibly busy on Sunday. We were hit like a storm and it didn't let up until the doors closed on Monday. Of course, the end of the show marked us packing up and beginning the long drive home. We're definitely returning to MomoCon next year, if they'll have us. After the show on Sunday, we decided to head over to a nearby Mellow Mushroom and have a few slices of pizza and more than a few laughs. It was a the perfect end to a very busy day. I think everyone at the table was either drained or ready to snooze when this picture was taken. The weather was perfect for an outdoor meal and the company was excellent. While working the floor on Sunday, I had an unexpected visitor Karan Ashley! She played the yellow power ranger. When she came up to the booth, I kept looking at her like I should know her. It took a few moments for me to put it together. She asked for a yellow Power Ranger flag. The gentleman she was with...

I can say it's a good convention. As I've mentioned before, that breakeven point is a major threshold for us. We crossed it and we are now in a good spot with 2 more days to go. The audience has a high energy and are excited to not only see what the convention holds but what the vendors have as well. The show does a really good job at keeping the audience entertained with guests, panels, game rooms, vendors, cosplay, and a whole host of other events and engagements.  While ambling around this morning, I bumped into another vendor friend of mine: John. He's the owner of Galaxy Props and hand makes all of his masks and helmets. It's an impressive product line with an amazing quality. At the moment, he has designs for Fallout, Warhammer, and Star Wars accessories. On a side note, my nephew has been trying his hand at photography. I think he's going to run some of these images through a few filters to see how he can improve them. They were taken near our hotel in downto...