No time to write today; I was busy with work and then, in the choice evening hours, riffing on the Grumpy Weasel chapter for tomorrow. So in that gap please enjoy for the last time this year my publishing pictures from Motor City Furry Con 2023.
The dance is over, and ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bunnyhugger and her two spare heads look around in regret that there's not more to do.
Folks saying their goodbyes as the party dissolves.
Hard to believe the stage is that clean already.
Nice sturdy tail on this fursuiter; that's always nice to see.
Couple folks in deer unitards posing for us. Great outfit there.
The sadness of the convention being done. And that's it for my con pictures, there we go.
Trivia: In mid-1861, at the Green Street Theater in Albany, New York, Adah Isaacs Menken catapulted to fame playing the (male) protagonist in Mazeppa, while wearing skin-colored tights which made her appear naked. She further played, in person, a scene normally done by stunt dummies, in which Mazeppa is tied to the back of a wild horse cantering up a wood-and-canvas mountain forty feet off the stage. Source: With Amusement For All: A History of American Popular Culture since 1830, LeRoy Ashby.
Currently Reading: Railroads for Michigan, Graydon M Meints.
