On Paloma Driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for their drive to work.

Okay, so today I just got back from San Diego Comic-Con, 2004.

So I thought that I would talk all about it.

Okay, so first, a little bit of history of San Diego Comic-Con.

So, San Diego Comic-Con has been going on, I think, since the 70s.

The first time I went was in the late 80s.

I believe the first time I went, the summer in between my junior and senior year of college,

I went to live in Los Angeles for the summer because

I was planning to move there after I graduated.

And I was originally there.

I was a finalist for an internship, but then there was like a writer strike.

Anyway, I was in the summer that summer.

And San Diego is a couple hours south of

by car, south of Los Angeles. And so the first time I'd heard of San Diego Comic-Con. I'm a

long-time comic reader. I'm a huge comic fan for those that somehow don't know that. So anyway,

I was very intrigued and I'd heard a lot about it.

So I drove down there.

So while I lived in Los Angeles, I believe most of the summers I lived in Los Angeles,

I drove down to San Diego Comic-Con.

In fact, it was at San Diego Comic-Con that I saw magic for the very first time.

I had heard about it. I was working in the game store at the time, and people came in and asked about it, but I hadn't seen it.

Now, I wasn't able to buy it at San Neo Comic-Con, but I was able to see someone who had cards and was able to look at them for the very first time.

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