Back home

and slept till noon. Now that I feel more alive, I'm going through and formatting pictures, so expect a number of posts of pictures soonish...

I ended up chatting most of the day on Sunday, so not as much time as I was thinking on going through the pictures I had taken.

To everyone I did manage to meet up with - great meeting you! I know there were a few I didn't manage to run into - sorry I missed you!

Stargate Chicago - 2010 Friday - Chris & Andee

Last guests of the day - the wraith duo of Andee Frizzell and Christopher Heyerdahl. I had seen both individually, but not on stage together. The jokes were flying and much laughter was to be had. They love to play the villains, and when they came on stage, Andee joked - oh look, dinner! Be sure to lock the doors now. You're all here and not escaping! Andee did do a lot of the talking with Chris a more quiet partner, but he wasn't shy about commenting and adding in. A shame he didn't remove his hat.

I then decided to do the duo Wraith photo-op, so rushed out to get a ticket. A large number of people just took the standard picture. I asked for the wraith treatment and it came out really good :) I had them both sign the picture and Andee loved it and drew in the 'hand gina' as she calls the wraith feeding slit. LOL.

I'm calling this 'Wraith Ascending'. LOL. So blurry its now artistic! :)


( more of Chris & Andee - in focus this time )

Stargate Chicago - 2010 Saturday - Joe & David

Joe Flanigan and David Hewlett on stage together for 90 minutes. It could have been all day and I would be happy! :) Lots of banter, lots of joking, lots of laughing, and lots and lots and lots of fun. I didn't take any notes - I was busy with taking tons of pictures.

Someone asked me if how it was different from the 2010 Vancouver convention. Well, there, they split them up, so it was Joe for 30 min, David for 30 min then together for 30 min. Here it was all 90 min together - which was a lot of fun. Also, when someone asked a question just for one, the other would pout or make a production out of it for fun.

And yes, while I did take a lot, a large number of them are blurry. That far away, the lens is slow to react in the low light to movement of the actors. So for every clear one, I've got like 10 or 20 blurry ones. Though sometimes it's one is clear and the other blurry. *sigh*



( and more and more and.... :) )