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(just down the street from Cain and Abel)
This journal may contain content only suitable for adults. Account Created on 7 March 2002 (#489213) Last updated on 11 August 2016 Gift
Name:
Mana Gement
Schools:
- Highland Elementary School - Clarkston, WA
- Lincoln Middle School - Clarkston, WA
- Parkway Elementary School - Clarkston, WA
- Salnave Elementary School - Cheney, WA
- Charles Francis Adams High School - Clarkston, WA (1993 - 1997)
- Walla Walla Community College - Clarkston Center - Clarkston, WA (1995 - 1997)
- University of Washington - Seattle, WA (1997 - 2002)
- University of Washington, Information School - Seattle, WA (2005 - 2007)
My current contact info (friend-locked). If you're not friended and need to get in touch, use the LJ e-mail address.
"Ohh, she's really good." Neil Gaiman (Yes, he was actually talking about my shoulder rub.)
blague, n. Pretentious falsehood, ‘humbug.’ (OED)
You might know me from the UW (iSchool or undergraduate), from MidgardMOO or Discworld MUD, from Jason Webley concerts, from tango lessons, from science fiction conventions, from fetish parties, from Cam games (but not since early '02), from my hometown in Eastern Washington, from Nerdvana or the Metaphorest or the Casa del Biomass or my currently unnamed home.
Or you might not. But I'll betcha money I know someone you know.
I am living in Greenlake. I would like to stop being a recluse. I am writing a very smutty book. I have gotten a card game for children almost to the publication point, but stopped. I clean data for a living. I have trouble finishing things to my own satisfaction, which is funny since I've finished a library degree and a number of other very grown-up things.
One of my icons (the pile of books) is a detail shot from Mark Ferrari's "Bookwyrm," (c) 1989. Used by permission.
"Ohh, she's really good." Neil Gaiman (Yes, he was actually talking about my shoulder rub.)
blague, n. Pretentious falsehood, ‘humbug.’ (OED)
You might know me from the UW (iSchool or undergraduate), from MidgardMOO or Discworld MUD, from Jason Webley concerts, from tango lessons, from science fiction conventions, from fetish parties, from Cam games (but not since early '02), from my hometown in Eastern Washington, from Nerdvana or the Metaphorest or the Casa del Biomass or my currently unnamed home.
Or you might not. But I'll betcha money I know someone you know.
I am living in Greenlake. I would like to stop being a recluse. I am writing a very smutty book. I have gotten a card game for children almost to the publication point, but stopped. I clean data for a living. I have trouble finishing things to my own satisfaction, which is funny since I've finished a library degree and a number of other very grown-up things.
accordians, alan moore, alternate histories, and_then_they_snogged_omg, androgyny, angels, anthony stewart head, ardhanarishvara, babylon 5, bdsm, bondage, buffy rpg, buffy the vampire slayer, camarilla, changeling, character sadism, children's literature, claustrophilia, collars, comic books, corsets, costuming, daniel pinkwater, david bowie, delirium, doctor who, dorothy sayers, douglas adams, drag kings, eddie izzard, edward gorey, endorphins, fairy tales, ferrets, forever knight, gargoyles, geeks, gender ambiguity, genderqueer, graphic novels, highlander, honor porn, immortals, information literacy, intensity, jason webley, john constantine, kink, knitting, kurt vonnegut, larp, leather, librarians, libraries, literacy, logic, lord of the rings, m/m, madison the vampire slayer, moomintrolls, muppets, music, mythology, neil gaiman, nudism, performance art, perky goth, picture books, poly, polyamory, postmodern, rain, reading, red dwarf, role playing games, sandman, santana, science fiction, seattle, sensory deprivation, shiny things, sidekicks, stage makeup, storytelling, submission, superheroes, superhumans, synesthesia, terry gilliam, terry pratchett, the tick, then they snogged omg, they might be giants, things that go "squee", tmbg, tori amos, trickster gods, unattainables, university of washington, vampires, white wolf, writing fearlessly, zombie pirate monkeys
