A Drosera petiolaris planted in the skull of a member of the Meles genus- a wooly sundew potted in a badger skull- for the last Anthology. And to join it, an Art Nouveau inspired table with swooping legs it can be placed upon. (I don't care what my elementary school teachers said, "upon which it can be placed" sounds awkward as hell and I disagree with the entire "rule" about not ending sentences with a preposition. I listened to you all for years and I'm done, no more. I'll end sentences how I want to. Neener.)
With the way my time lined up, I haven't been able to participate in Anthology a lot, but it's a really nice event, with a beautiful setting. But alas, even good things come to an end- one of the organizers is getting married! (and all the drastic life changes that can come with that) and doesn't feel like she can devote the time for it, so for now, we say adieu to this event. I will miss the quaint European village vibes of the venue design.
Anthology is open May 21@noon SLT - June 17@11AM SLT.
