Post NYCC: The line between web and real blurs

Because of my silly Sub-Zero costume inspired by V4 (aka Vixens of Virtue, Vixens of Vice), today, I got recognized by for my Sub-Zero mask.  My costume is neither good nor durable, yet it may have a chance of making me a friend that's larger than life.  An elite among the elite cosplayer?  This kind of thing cannot be planned.  Moreover, it means this Sub-Zero outfit must not yet be retired.  It has found a grander purpose--to make lots and lots of amazing friends, so I hope I can use it at the upcoming Dragon*Con.

That stated, this costume's original purpose has yet to be fulfilled, and I'm not exactly certain when that will happen, but it must be kept intact for its greater purpose regardless.

The line between virtual and physical continues to blur.  This is an amazing time to be alive.  The internet evolves before our very eyes to connect people form far-flung corners of the world.  In the meantime, I'm changing my icon from a Demon Hunter, which I so feel like sometimes (channeling my inner demons for positive purpose) to Sub-Zero.