Elvis is everywhere

 Oy! Work has been nothing but tsunami after tsunami. I know I am not exaggerating as upper management has made noises about hiring an outside vendor to help with one of the projects. Which of course is sending some of us into fits of paranoia. Myself, I just wonder if it doesn't make more sense to open up a frigging head count for another production artist cause the work is obviously there if you are looking to hire an outside vendor to do the work. But I am just a gear. (grumble)

I wish I could just wiggle my fingers and get all my tags done while I work. Of course, I am sort of wiggling them now and making words so in theory the tagging could happen. Better yet, if I could just do a voice recognition kind of thing and dictate my tags. Who am I kidding, I am burnt from work. If I wasn't, I'd sneak the tags in.

Still reeling from the finale of Defiance and having to wait an entire year. What the shtako, Syfy. I don't want to say much but this finale was very Buffy.

( And now, some muse musing since I have so many voices on the radar... )

Lastly, I think I may have introduced a younger friend to Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper's Elvis Is Everywhere. I don't know that I could say I am sorry.

Note to self...

 While George Bailey, aka St. George, aka the Mighty Dragon, is a great character and hosting zombie killing squads could be fun OOM fodder, introducing Milliways into the world would imbalance the plot too much. In other words, I am really enjoying Ex-Communication, the third book in Peter Clines' Ex-Heroes series. I;m about halfway through the book and when I am done, I am tempted to reread the whole series straight through for the fun of it.