No particular reason for posting these today.
Guinevere took ill and died suddenly several years ago. She was a polydactyl–she had three thumbs. I discovered today that I had these two photos on my hard drive for reasons unknown, and because it’s my webpage I thought I’d share. 
In this first picture you can almost make out the thumbs.
This one is one of my favorites. I like the composition of light and shadow.
You can’t tell from these pictures, but she had
very strange fur. Her front half had longer fur than her back half, and petting her was oftentimes a strange experience as the hand crossed from long fur to short. She also had an odd smell, perhaps due to living in the barn behind the house.
No reason. Just memories.
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The writer of Diamond Comic Distributor's monthly PREVIEWS catalog, Allyn Gibson writes about comic books and toys and has his fingers on the pulse of the comics industry. Allyn also writes short fiction; his latest story, “The Ginger Kid” in Crazy 8 Press' ReDeus: Divine Tales (2012), is a tale of a pitching phenom and a long-suffering baseball team in a world where gods walk the Earth. Among Allyn's other credits are the acclaimed Star Trek short story “Make-Believe” in Star Trek: Constellations (2006) and the indescribable Doctor Who short story “The Spindle of Necessity” in Short Trips: The Quality of Leadership (2008). He has also penned articles for Star Trek Magazine and the London Evening Standard.
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