technabob welcomes writer alisha karabinus
filed under: just plain fun
December 1st, 2008 post a comment (10) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
I’d like to take a minute to send a shout out to Alisha Karabinus, who’s just joined Technabob as a Contributing Writer.
Alisha comes to Technabob after a long history of blogging, and she will be working her poor fingers to the bone to bring you lots of weird and wacky geek content.
She currently writes for Wii Fanboy, DS Fanboy, and Tiny Cartridge, and she is also pursuing a bachelor’s degree in English at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Her most important job, however, is helping her husband chase after their ten month old son, Jack. He’s not a gamer (yet), but he does like to make zombie noises. Alisha is very proud.
In the four minutes of spare time she has in the middle of the night, Alisha also writes fiction, but never, ever poetry. The world is a better place without her poetry, which once killed a kitten at fifteen paces.
If you’ve got a second to spare, leave a comment below, and say howdy to Alisha.
December 1st, 2008 post a comment (10) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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…uhm…first comment here,…but: Hey, Welcome Alisha!
*waves*
I give up… all the smart chicks are hot — I get that now…
Zombie noises to boot? …congrats on yer marriage & little one, hope to read yer quirky POV soon…
she’s filed under just plain fun and I’m under technology. hmmm. I don’t know if I should be sad or happy. What does it mean to be filed under technology? I’ll figure this one out boss
Lambert: I can file you under “Strange and Wonderful” if you’d prefer
Welcome Alisha!
Hi Alisha, I look forward to reading your articles…Mike
Thanks for the warm welcome, folks! I hope to inundate you with many useless and weird items.
Lambert, just face it: it’s sexism. Guys are only good for tinkering with wires!
I kid. They’re good for a couple of other things, too.
Hey, and welcome! Love the hair. Myself, black with streaks of Neon Green… I hope to read your work soon!