It's easy to have a single comic book placed in front of you, look at the front cover and then the rear, peruse the inside and grade it, but what about hundreds?

My first day was somewhat easy. I won't get into that. If you read yesterday's journal you'll already know that I am attempting to land a dream job, Instead I'll talk about how great sixty eight degrees feels in Florida compared to the eighteen degrees I left in Philadelphia.

Last year at ECCC I had the distinct pleasure to dine with Ronnylama and other boardies from the chat boards and registry, Steve Borock amongst them. It has always been a rare occurrence when I can geek out.

At Philadelphia Wizard World I did the same thing. This time with Matt Nelson sitting among us. Last night was the coup de grace. I was sitting among four others that quite possibly graded my New Mutants 15 and my Amazing Spider-Man 129 and I have to say it was great being among their company.

But can I do it? Yes, I can grade a comic book. The question is can I grade hundreds all day long.

Thanks for Reading

Tnerb.

Editors note. This was written six am Wednesday morning.(1-29-14)

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