Well, no word from Bill, no program schedule, and its less than a day out. It looks like I won't be getting anything until I arrive at-con. So much for letting me prepare in advance. Kitty has volunteered her daughter and daughter's boyfriend for my services at-con, so that'll help, too. Between all of the people who can help me a little, I'll have probably have more help than Bill would have been. Oh, he offers lots of help, but he's often late or otherwise missing, so I'm hoping things will work out for the best this way.
Well, I came online hoping for a schedule. Instead, I had better go to bed so that I can be well rested for tomorrow. Thursday isn't hard work, but it is set up day. Wish me/us luck!
Well, it turns out that Trollgod did leave that link to a quiz, he just hid the link in his name. So, here's my not-much-like-me results:
You scored 337, on a scale of 0 to 400. Here's how to interpret your score:
330 - 400 |  You are a Jerry Falwell Christian (a.k.a "Historicist"or "Literalist") . | |
You view the Bible as historically accurate and divinely inspired. You go to church every Sunday, with the Good Book in a Bible cover, and Wednesday night for Bible study. You've read at least one of the books in the apocalyptic "Left Behind" series, prefer your iced tea very sweet, and suspect Bill Clinton has murdered somebody somewhere in Arkansas. You watch "Touched by an Angel," even though you think it's not Christian enough. You may watch Mother Angelica's Eternal Word Television Network, and you adore Dr. Laura, Chuck Colson, James Dobson, and Rush Limbaugh. If you're Catholic, you go to Latin Mass and weekly confession, though you don't have much to confess. You think homosexuals are sinful but try periodically to love them. You think the surrounding culture is so polluted that you shop at Christian bookstores, listen only to Christian radio and send your kids to Christian or parochial schools--or homeschool them. You give generously to your church and Christian charities. The Bible provides you not only a direct connection to God but a roadmap for how to lead your life.
"...all good things come to a point, swords for instance." - G.K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy
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