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My friend Payeak Kasper’s sweet service dog Beanie tasted some glass that got stuck in the roof of his mouth. If you can afford overpriced mini doughnuts at Stampede you can afford to help.

Service dog Vet Bill Beanie Sage, my service dog, found some glass that has embedding into the Roof of his mouth. Vet fee for removal costs between $1500 & $5000 Please help if you can!

The weather made it difficult to take photos at

I did snag a selfie in the car, on our way to the march. Here is a closer look at cold-weather-Furiosa.

Cold weather Furiosa was very successful. I would say the same for the
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Calgary Women’s March and meet up! January 19 LETS BE INTERSECTIONAL NERDS TOGETHER!
Hey Calgary Cosplay Family! If you haven’t received an invite yet, you are invited to march with us.
Wear your favourite strong-female-character cosplay. Bring your fandom related signs. We want to march with you!
Meeting at 11:45 January 19 at Bankers Hall.
https://www.womensmarchcanada.com/women_s_march_canada_calgary_20190119

Guys! NSFCON is coming up (August 18). Come see my booth for some of your everyday cosplay needs, made by yours truly. You could pick up some 💙
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Throw back to and I, at last year’s .

A final fitting is needed, but the surcoat and tunic are essentially finished. .

Continuing to walk down memory lane. Costumes by .list.cosplay and makeup by .

I’m really jazzed about the new How To Train Your Dragon film. Here’s a cosplay comparison of my Valka (Hiccup’s mom) cosplay from last year. The mask is made with parchment paper, masking tape, jewelry wire, broad cloth, and mod podge... Also tears. It was kindly painted by .

I decided to treat myself to a new wig, for my Cherry Blossom costume. As it turns out, I already own all the stuff that this costume requires. 😆