Too busy to write. Here's photos from March Hare Madness.
Trophies! ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bunnyhugger prepared four, as usual for this sort of tournament, using up her stockpile of old trophies donated from other people. Third and Fourth place were made of wood blocks from Michael's and we'll need to get more by summer.
The fairy bunny added to the base of the first-place trophy.
Third and fourth place trophies, but also a nice glimpse of the tower for the second-place trophy with its bunny silhouettes.
bunnyhugger being interviewed by channel 10 for a piece that, as best we know, never aired. But she looked great doing it.
Another view of her big interview. You see what we mean about this being the only spot in the whole place with lighting.
bunnyhugger all casually putting up a 6.5 million game of Guns and Roses, three times what I have ever been able to manage and about six times my usual.
Trivia: William Randolph Hearst discontinued the overseas edition of the Hearst Metrotone the 1st of January, 1968 (a month after the domestic edition ended). Variety alleged that this was when the United States Information Agency withdrew its secret financial support, channeled in a project codenamed ``Kingfish''. Source: The American Newsreel 1911 - 1967, Raymond Fielding.
Currently Reading: Gemini 4: An Astronaut Steps Into The Void, David J Shayler.
