So much fun and I find reading the internet afterward, that I did not get to see so much. Much like you what I knew of the fandom was learned from the Internet, and Furcadia MMOG game.

So many guests next year, I agree with Frostbite. I missed Friday due to work, but your panels were great, and interesting going back and reading the Hunter comic. Adds to what I learned from DVD’s from movies, and what to add to my games in Furcadia. Have a bunch of on-line friends, many who would have found the convention of interest – yet they too far to come. I find that I am not the only one to create unique on-line characters doing a sort of free form roll-play, do you even know who I am.

Also a friend who has a dog character Sherlock Hound – (came up during one of the talks) and she never knew there was an actual Sherlock Hound cartoon/comic book. She did it a Sherlock Holmes – he is always asking for clues – I had no-idea it was her for at least a month.

Would be interesting to do something that makes money from the FurFest, but have learned to have fun at first with it. Have a business that would be interesting if it could be converted in to something more interesting and that could make some money, 20-years at a dead end at present. Thought at one point buying a custom fursuit of sorts (head, hands, tail, feet parts) would be of use for business and fund raising, but has not worked out at present. Two words economy and it seems may be harder than it looks (from Lucky Dog’s panels).

I’m not sure how they’ll be able to do that either. Maybe have people with like projects combine together? Same with the tables in the Dealers Den. So many people. O.O;

Thanks. Sorry about how long the report ended up. I started typing and didn’t stop.

I’m wondering how next year will work, logistically, with up to 24 GoHs… that’s a whole lot of panels if everyone is able to come back.

This is quite the detailed report, Darc. It sounds like you did have quite the enjoyable time. Thank you for sharing it!