Doing panels. Running games. Taking in the exhausting wonder that is Dragon Con.

I have not been to this show before, but it comes very well recommended. They're enlarging their gaming program. You can help by . . . coming and playiing games!

A favorite convention. Lots of good gaming, and it's John Kovalic's home convention, so if you are a Kovalic fan, you should come. Say hi to me, too.

This is my first visit to BBC. Big Bad Con is a tabletop and live action gaming event. It focuses on a welcome to marginalized genders, queer folks, people of color, and people with disabilities. They actively work "to make the con as physically, socially, and financially accessible as possible, and to cultivate a culture of respect, support, and kindness."

My second trip of the year to Louisville. My first visit ever to Imaginarium. This con is largely aimed at pros and beginning pros – I am hoping to make it into some panel audiences for my OWN professional development.

I overcommitted myself grossly at this show, and mossed most of the actual fun. Lesson learned.

LC was huge fun, as always. I truly wish that there was a way to make this fantastic event open to everyone without losing its "family" atmosphere. But I sure cannot think of one. Capping attendance at 1,000 protects the environment, as it were . . .

I am already looking forward to next year. I expect that I will prove once again that I should not be allowed in the karaoke room.

I've never been to a UKGE. It's supposed to be a very good show. We shall, as they say, find out! Looking forward to a chance to hang out with UK fans.

I missed the first Nerdi Gras due to COVID. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again! This is a small con that focuses on fandom, gaming, and celebration of life. As in, Friday and Saturday burlesque shows! Alll this con needs to become a giant hit is more attendees . . . so if you are in the area, check out next year's show.