Sci-Fi Blog Hop

Okay, crafters of all walks of life! The Sci-Fi Blog Hop is this Thursday, the 31st.  I had a lot of interest expressed but only have a few who gave me name and blog addies.  If you're still interested in creating a piece of Science Fiction inspired jewelry, please feel free to join us. You can email me your name and link (FB page or blog page) by no later than Wednesday night (that's tomorrow, in case your head's in the clouds with creative thoughts) or link up to this blog via a response if you are the Empress of the Procrasti Nation (I'm only the Queen, after all... I'm sure there's an Empress out there somewhere!)
Here's who I have so far. Please check and make sure I have you down properly (name, site, etc.) and, if I've missed you (I may be the Queen, but I'm not perfect!) please let me know so I can correct the over sight!

Melissa Trudinger - http://beadrecipes.wordpress.com/

Debbie Rasmussen - http://kepirasmussen.blogspot.com/

Lee Koopman - http://stregajewellry.wordpress.com/

Lennis C – (Lennis, I sent you an email, please let me know your blog site?)

Zoe Marcin - http://beadsteaandsweets.blogspot.com/

Skye - http://skyescreativechaos.blogspot.ca/

Also, as mentioned in a previous post, here are the rules:
1) Any science fiction category is open (except erotica! sorry, none of that!), book, movie, t.v. show, ect.
2) You need to post a link SOMEwhere to show who/what your inspiration is (if it's a book and you don't have the author's personal web page, link to the book in Amazon.com or whichever bookstore carries that author on-line)
3) You really, really need either a blog or an open FB page (i.e., anyone can visit without being "friended"). If you just can't do that, email me and we'll talk! ;)
and, one new rule;
4) You can "name" your material to reflect your Sci-Fi inspiration, if you want (for example, my "jewels" are going to be coming from an aquatic planet in the Star Trek Universe) but, be a little imaginative. It drove me nuts in the movie Avatar that the mineral they were trying to get, which they had a hard time getting to, was called "Unobtainium."  I'm mean, come ON!  If you're smart enough to create a whole world, variety of life and culture, you can darn well come up with a better mineral name than that!!!
I've been working on my piece (mostly in my head, but it's coming about.... slowly!) and I hope y'all have been working over your's, too.  I'm excited to see what pops up.

As I said, if I missed you, or if this peaks your curiosity, please email me your name/blog/FB page and I'll add you to the list. After all, SOME of us work best under last-minute-screaming-dead-line pressure!