Mustn't...PANIC!!!

Had one of those heart attack scenarios where one of my precious notebooks seemed to have up and disappeared. Over the years, I've come to realize it takes two people to lose something: the person who lost it and the person that person tries to blame it on. I was getting ready to start throttling the 2nd shift student workers at my day job until the book popped out of someone's ear. The 2nd shift has a history of meddling on1st shift's desks and that's the last place I was sure I saw the book. But I did the right thing and double-checked everywhere I'd been and taken helpful suggestions from Carter and Jer, and it turned up. Good thing, too--I've been scripting the Not Zoo Force half of the third ZOO FORCE book in it and it ws shaping up nicely. When I get a Captain Cat line right, I feel like laminating it. Not even food stains could stop him then.

Anyways, my point is that this is why I work with the greatest collaborators in comics--they are patient with the flaky writer and the flaky writer is most grateful.