A moon. [link]

Aw, yeah. ::sniff::

I have started sending out stuff, in a completely random no real order way. Several people have asked me about shipping costs, but because of the way shipping stuff works here, I can't really say in advance how much any one package will be. So, if you want to send me money and it's not clear how much from the package when you get it, just send me what you think is fair. If I end with too much, I will donate the excess to womenwhocode.

Have I mentioned how shiny and pretty Lee's hair is?

It was so difficult to watch last night's Suits knowing I wouldn't get to hear what ita thinks of it.

I know. I read a terrible supernatural fic today, and I got sad thinking how much she would have enjoyed hating it.

My roller derby league does a circuit training thing once a week. Lots of kettlebell stuff. Every time I do them, I think of ita. When it gets tough and I'm exhausted, this gets me through.

I think that she would like that.

Can I ask a logistical question about this summer?

My initial thought is to gather on the beach near Santa Monica pier for remembrances and candle-lighting and stories. There are many places people could stay—some with Buffistas, but since house space is limited, mostly hotels—either near the beach (more expensive, but gorgeous) or inland a bit but near public transportation (less expensive, but less convenient).

Westside LA is expensive no matter what, of course. The hotel I’d recommend for inland but near public transportation and on the lower end cost-wise is the Doubletree by Hilton Los Angeles Westside: [link]

I could look into getting a block of rooms at that hotel, but I’m wary about over-organizing, especially when funds are an issue. What do you all think? Would you prefer a hotel block where people could gather, or should we just all find our own way but meet up for a memorial?

I’d love to hear from those of you who plan to come. If we do want to have a centralized hotel, I need to book that this month.

ETA: And we could also do something completely different. If Westside and beach doesn’t sound appealing or if we’d rather have a house to spend time at rather than a public space, Drew and I will gladly volunteer our house in Pasadena. No beach, but pretty mountains.

That's good stuff, Cash.

Pix, I've stayed at that Doubletree, and my only complaint was no free breakfast.