Sassafrass Kickstarter Coming to a Close
Jun. 15th, 2013 09:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
weirdquarkCounting down to the last hours of the Sundown Kickstarter and we continue to be overwhelmed and honored by the support that we've gotten. When we started I was pretty confident that we'd be able to make our initial goal, though I was amazed that we made it so fast (I mean, 48 hours!) and then I thought that we might be able to make our last stretch goal, but we not only made that one too, but have added two stretch goals after that.
I like to call the last stretch goal the Viking Party Pack (officially the Futhark Song Teaching Collection) because in addition to teaching all of the parts of the Futhark Song, there will be a track of the Allfather's names so you can learn those too and be prepared for the next time you wind up at a Viking riddle contest because the Vikings were all about showing off your nerd cred.
After this we'll be performing at Worldcon San Antonio and continuing to work on recording for the CD. Thanks again for your support!
And possibly I'll post about other things occasionally, though I don't know how interesting adventures in cataloging and weightlifting are to people who aren't me. (Honestly, with the exception of moments where I'm muttering at records going 'what was the person who made this record thinking?' adventures in cataloging is only as interesting as how unusual or cool the book I have is. And sadly, I mutter at the records in despair a lot.)
I like to call the last stretch goal the Viking Party Pack (officially the Futhark Song Teaching Collection) because in addition to teaching all of the parts of the Futhark Song, there will be a track of the Allfather's names so you can learn those too and be prepared for the next time you wind up at a Viking riddle contest because the Vikings were all about showing off your nerd cred.
After this we'll be performing at Worldcon San Antonio and continuing to work on recording for the CD. Thanks again for your support!
And possibly I'll post about other things occasionally, though I don't know how interesting adventures in cataloging and weightlifting are to people who aren't me. (Honestly, with the exception of moments where I'm muttering at records going 'what was the person who made this record thinking?' adventures in cataloging is only as interesting as how unusual or cool the book I have is. And sadly, I mutter at the records in despair a lot.)
