Many thanks to Hautdesert and Dramliza for sharing their photos and scans. And
thanks to the both of them for writing about their experiences and sharing
with those of us who couldn't go!
The following report was cut and pasted from their posts at the message
board.
I've added side commentaries
(by various regulars at our message board) in green. For the original unedited
conversations at the messageboard, click here and here.
For more cool stuff by Hautdesert, please visit her excellent CJC site
at bothelungfish.com!
Please be patient as the pictures load. There are a lot of them,
but they're worth the wait! Due to the size of the pictures, this
page is best viewed in 1024x768 resolution!
For more information about MidSouthCon, please visit the official site:
MidSouthCon.org
The official
site also contains a program schedule.
Dramliza's comments on the program (which
she kindly scanned for us):
The program cover--I like the art.
CJ Cherryh’s page inside is here.
Jane Fancher’s page is here.
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Haut and Dramliza had never met before MidSouthCon. Before going, they'd
determined that they'd find each other by wearing pins with Ansikalden's version of the Baji-Naji symbol.
Hautdesert:
Well, we didn't exactly have to twist their arms. Jane said, "You're
all wearing the same button, what does it mean?" and I said, "One of the
members made a baji-naji, and we're wearing it." Jane said, "Where's
mine?" and CJ said, "Where's mine???"
So Dramliza, who was closest
to CJ, gave her hers, and my friend, who was closest to Jane, gave her
hers, and they wore them all the rest of the day. I swear, when we said
they were baji-naji's, CJ gave a great big smile. She was clearly pleased.
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MIDSOUTHCON 2003: (The
adventures of Hautdesert and Dramliza)