About This Here Nudibranch
Strangers and stranger…
A Sea Slug’s adventures in Portland, OR. Google nudibranch. Just do it. They’re wonderful!
I like pea plants, making things, and dressing up.
I don’t like coffee, loud things, or unfriendliness.
Follow my very short adventures on Twitter @FeyNudibranch
A Nudibranch 
I find this particularly entertaining because (I’d like to think) we’re good friends, but I happen to be a quite loud coffee-drinker. But I guess I’m friendly 😀
I considered changing it to:
I like people, making things, and dressing up.
I don’t like coffee, loud things, unfriendliness, or Laex NIquette
…And then I realized I shouldn’t be typing right now, if that’s how your name comes out. Type responsibly. Nap time.
Thanks for checking the links on my site. And for finding that typo! – Sophia
My pleasure!
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I Googled nudibranchs on your suggestion! Quite cool! Thanks for the tip, I hope one day to drop the reference into a conversation.
Glad you like ’em! I love how many different vivid colors they live in…
I continue to enjoy reading about your adventures. I’ve nominated you for the ABC award for awesome blog content. http://rewritingamanda.wordpress.com/2012/05/07/abc-award-and-other-updates/
Oh, thanks so much! That’s so sweet of you!
A blog about D & D poetry? How the hell have I not found that? I wish I could’ve time traveled back in time so I could follow that earlier. Done.
Awwwwwwesome I was about to remove the mention of it above, as I figured my blog readers probably were not into that d&d goodness.
Sadly Mundgerd Olikdottir’s campaign is finished and she will thus no longer be chronicling her adventures – but I’ve convinced my next party’s Bard to let me pen an enormous epic poem for the campaign in his name, so I should be getting that up soon. woo!
Thank the gods. May ye adventures be most prosperous.