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[solarbird]

Sticker Frenzy (2 of 52)
This is more from the first day of the con, and also, the first of the stamps. We didn't understand the stamps quite yet, but the convention had stamps out and about at different places around the con - exhibits, art show, autograph tables, all that - and you could stamp these into your sticker book. Paul Cornell was at the autograph table and didn't have stickers, so he used the autograph table stamp instead.

What neither of us knew yet of course was that we'd end up finding stamps all over the country.


Found in Art Show (3 of 52)

This was a handout card by one of the artists whose work I liked. The back of the card gives the artist's name as HANG-CHANG (in romaji), URL http://www.daisy-chain.jp. "Contents of this website are unwholesome." W00t!

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[stickmaker.livejournal.com]

And then there's the "Web Clap" note...

Thank you!

[(Anonymous)]

Was the travel of your Japan substantial? As you got many pleasant memories of Japan, you are glad. And I am glad to be pleased [ you ] with my picture (^-^) . Remaining as your pleasant recollections is honorable. "Contents of this website are unwholesome." That's right, probably, there is no site of mine on education well. I am invaded by the illness of "Otaku"! When you peruse, please take care about infection of an Otaku disease! :D thank you! HANG-CHANG http://hang-chang.deviantart.com/

Re: Thank you!

[solarbird]

OMG！こにちは！私は己良手結（コッラティ）ダラですよ。はじめましてください！私はSCC日本語をべんきょします。でも、へったですよ。とても日本好きですよ。ふたたび私できる限り早いみにいくほしがります！"Otaku disease"いちばんですよ！^_^

(also in English ^_^ )

[solarbird]

OMG! Hello! My name is Dara. It's nice to meet you! I studied Japanese at Shoreline Community College, but I'm not very good at it. I like Japan a lot and I want to visit again as soon as possible. "Otaku disease" is the best! ^_^