Ollie the Otter and the Halibut

Back at the end of 2008 my friend Charles Wardlaw recommended me for a small project at Red Rover,called Ollie the Otter and the baked Halibut. Its owned by CritterPix and they are now making a full feature film. http://www.critterpix.com/ollie.html

Sadly they spelled my name incorrectly, however I am still proud to have worked on a little short like this with some really talented people.

Book of the Week: #2 Stranger in a Strange Land

My commute to work is 1 hour each way. That leaves me with a fair amount of time to actually read books i have been wanting to read but never found the time to.
So for this week, week 2 i have chosen Stranger in a Strange land by Robert A. Heinlein.

Where is week 1? That was last week but i did not post anything for it, because i did not know i would still be able to read a book within a week. Last week's book was Miss Charlaine Harris' Dead to the World. I have been trying to read them because i love True Blood so much. I want to see how the two diverge from one another or not.
The book was fairly interesting and I would hope that somehow they would do that for Season 3 of True Blood.

Going back to Stranger in a Strange land , I am really enjoying it so far. Its pacing is good and the type of dialogue is reminiscent of 1950s but set far in the future when human beings are able to actually visit the planet mars.

I will post an update later this week on the rest of the book and how its been

back in Toronto

I arrived back in Toronto this weekend. I am tired. Pretty tired. I slept on a few floors before and after getting here. My furniture is in transit. New job starts tomorrow. I am excited about putting my drawing table back together, which is currently sitting in my basement storage room.
Also they opened a Michael's store 5 mins away driving from my house. SO i can get more super sculpey and start playing with it again.