Some people can express themselves artistically with food. Not me. I've got bad food fashion sense. We used to do a dinner ring, that is, a rotating weekly sunday dinner at different friends' houses. Anyhow, when it was our turn in the dinnerring, we generally had to use a cookbook. Occasionally, even with the help of recipes, we still ended up with days like the florescent dinner day. I know, because I kept a log.

"Kung fu movies are not real kung fu the same way that hotdogs are not real dogs" -- Master Hsu

I used to play a lot of roleplaying games and loved to keep pages for them, but the ones that I was involved in were all felled due to one reason or another. They were:

• CorioBay (maybe someday)
• Hydra (which occasionally actually runs). I have a character there. There's some passwording on the Hydra site, mostly to prevent accidents. The GM has a universal password for the run which should work for any non-players. Poke around on the game's home page and ask.
• Mossflower (well and truly over)
• There was a roleplaying game which was going to be a Corio Bay offshoot but never got too far. I had made a quickie page for The Young Shidarans but after our Earthlink account went away, it wasn't worth resurrecting.

My brother Abe has cool page which still sports a teensy font. One of the earlier incarnations even won a homepage prize (from Prodigy, not just your average everyday award.) He's too busy these days to update it much. I'd give you his email so you can tell him how cool his stuff is but I'm too paranoid about spam these days.

My sister Leo doesn't really have a stable website. Or at least, not one that sticks around for more than a year or so. There used to be a page which focussed on pictures of the next generation of Wongs. (Don't bother telling me about paternal lines. Moms count, maybe even more so. ;-) Maybe one day it'll be back.

Our partial list of some friends and aliens is currently offline due to web lameness

David (the 'sunspark' variant) isn't listed on the aliens page, not because he isn't an alien, but because wrote it. Have you ever noticed that we are slowly being invaded by an secret army? You can identify it's members because they're all named Dave, a fatal flaw in an otherwise brilliant scheme of dastardly derring do.

One of my friends made a lot of nice beadwork but was too busy to make a webpage so I made her one. Nowadays she upkeeps the Beads by Susanne site on her own.