
Wonder Woman @ MindSay 
Today I went to the College of Sociology to talk to the advisor about getting a second bachelors in Sociology instead of doing all this Post Bac work. I was kinda nervous about it for some odd reason. I guess it was because I was hoping there wouldn't be a mountain of red tape to cut through. I'm just not in the mood to deal with any more bureaucratic nonsense from the University of Houston!
Anyway, before I left the house I decided to change shirts. I was wearing a Happy Bunny shirt, but I didn't like the way it looked with the pants I was wearing so I changed into the Wonder Woman shirt "the husband" bought me:
When I finally found the academic advisor's office, I was stunned to see posters of Wonder Woman all over his office! Not only were there posters all over the office, he had a dozen or so action figures of Wonder Woman and various DC comic book heroines. He even had the Wonder Woman Barbie! (I must have that Barbie!) He was very nice, helpful and odd in that way that some people who have sociology degrees can be. (Social Science and Liberal Art majors know what I'm talking about...Yes, I know that I could be talking about myself!) He said he had the same shirt, but he only wears it on weekends.
My sister thinks it was some sort of sign telling me I was going in the right direction. I won't discount that notion! :P
Today, I sat quietly while I let a woman rip the hairs out of my face by the roots and inhaled the pungent mix of acetane, butyl acetate, acrylic and formaldehyde. Man, I feel like a woman!
I un-earthed this sketch of Wonder Woman from my 2000 portfolio:
I no longer own this artwork. I sold it for $50 to a HUGE fan, a police woman, who already had a pretty extensive collection of Wonder Woman artefacts and just HAD to add my drawing to it. I originally entered this drawing into a contest for designing the newest costume for the new Wonder Woman movie due out sometime in 2007-8 (?). I focused on her look as an ancient Greek amazon in formal wear. This would be before she comes to the world of men. I didn't win the contest, but I did get a lot of strange responses on my choice of costume. For instance, many people thought that, although this looks like WW, they just couldn't picture her wearing THAT. All the other contestants were guys, and most of them drew WW in skimpy lil' outfits that made her appear very Anime, so go figure. I'm glad I found this, however, because it shows off how I do a pencil/charcoal rendered drawing. Since that contest, there have been other directors and cast changes to the Wonder Woman movie, and winners of the contest just got mentioned in the comic books at DC. I'm pleased to hear that Joss Whedon will be directing and writing the script.
Maybe if he had seen this drawing, I would have the honor of designing one of Wonder Woman's big screen looks? Oh, I can only dream... Til then, ciao.
I had a great birthday this year. I want to thank all ya'll (yous guys for my yankee friends) for all of the wonderful birthday wishes you sent me.
You guys ROCK!!!!!
I got some great gifts this year and once again I've eaten wayyyyy too much! I wasn't supposed to start this until Thanksgiving! Anyway, here is how my birthday went in chronological order.
When I got home, my husband handed me a pretty bag (he always finds the nicest gift bags) and it was filled with some really cool things.
He got me this Sergio Mendes CD. I LOVE Sergio Mendes' music; both old and new! This CD is a mix of his old stuff with a hip hop flava. He and will.i.am from the Black-Eyed Peas collaborated on this CD.
He got me this KICK ASSED Wonder Woman t-shirt. Most of you know how much I love Wonder Woman. I'll have to blog about what she means to me one day. I collect Wonder Woman memorabilia and so far I have a four Wonder Woman T-shirts along with a host of other things.
We went to a restaurant called Razzoo's that sells Cajun food. We decided to eat outside on the deck. Here I am next to the man made lake. I forgot to take a picture of my food for Environgirl, she likes photographs of the way food is presented. Mine was presented in cast iron skillet!
After we left the Razzoo's the husband and I went to vote BLUE in a RED state.
Later on in the evening I met up with Environgirl for dinner at Chili's. (see I told you I ate too much.) At least I ordered a salad...a rather large salad mind you, but it was a salad none the less. I had to take a picture of this sign in front of the "to go" window. It was hysterical if not, a bit scary.
E-girl handed me this bag:
And inside it was:
A little TIARA / HEADBAND!!! I finally got one Snuggs!
Ain't I cute??? But wait...who is that on my shirt? It's my good buddy HAPPY BUNNY!
"I'm NOT mean. You're just a SISSY."
Also inside the bag was the best smelling homemade soaps ever! Of course E-girl made them! She's so talented. She made a lavender soap for me and a lemon grass soap. (Lemon grass is good for lymphatic drainage. Featherdawn can tell you all about it because she's a massage therapist
)
She also bought me this really nice owl statuette. I think it was carved out of Unakite. You can't tell from the picture but inside the owl is a smaller baby owl. Awww.....
Finally I drove home and went to bed. I was exhausted! When I woke up, I was pleasantly surprised with this:
WOOOHOOOO!!!! Happy Birthday to Me!!!!!! *breaks into the song 'Oh Happy Day'*
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