Voices from Port Outreach

Gentle winds and calm seas to all of you!  We here at CLabs are working overtime and randomly at all hours to keep the translations from Continuous Coast and Mother coming regularly to you.  We promised to have several things ready by today, and indeed you can view and peruse our newly-public Lufton Runner site, complete with a pic from last night’s fabulous Gfire concert!  (I got her latest collection while there and it’s worth the listen!) The Lufton Collective have been really great about working with us on this project, and they run a fine venue besides, so don’t forget to visit The Luf and complement those folks on their work!  Plus, it’s a great way to know when and who the next performer is.

Sadly, the paper assessing Tellurian “business models” had a key middle part get garbled while in translation, delaying our ability to have it available for viewing.  We have two of our best operatives working on this until it’s fixed, which should be merely a matter of a day or two.  In the meantime, enjoy a drink at the Lufton Runner and tell them Gordon sent you.

Cooperatively yours,
Gordon
Continuous Labs Fictioneer
http://continuouslabs.com

So tonight we were enjoying a soak in the hot tub, staring up at the Lovers, sharing some top quality gurge weed, and I suddenly decided this would be a perfect time to launch the blog. Our contacts at C-Labs were a bit surprised to hear from us during that predawn hour, but they groggily gave us the go-ahead anyway.

This thing is still pretty ugly and the datestamp still seems to be using Tellurian time. We’ll have to fix that someday. For now, you can sign up for a blog account of your own and start posting — though your posts will be moderated. I learned my lesson there the night Starl got unmoderated posting access on the Frayed Knot’s Meshlog.

In any case you should get posting, and I should get back to the hot tub. My wine glass is empty, the smoke’s gone out, and I can hear the others calling me.

Yours under the Lovers,

Tajna