Here I am already into April and not a single deviation posted.
So, I went looking for the last one I was playing around with and wa-la.
Time to stop tinkering and just put it out there.
Can't get the material setting quite right, the slime isn't draping right, and the refraction isn't right, and the background is awful, and the clothing is boring.
But it's been in progress since February and the important thing is to move on to something else.

Blah Blah Blah,
Cynthia, no one cares about your silly little journal entries.

Dynamic Table Cloth - Slime with a Lace dynamic setting and Glycerin Index of Refraction
I used invisible Circle Prims on the Hands and Feet to get a good bend and avoid poke through on the cloth simulation.
The Tail is covered with a torus prime to keep the hair inside the slime.

The ground plane covers up a boring cube prim used to land the cloth and is the roads from the Stonemason Big City Model.
Lighting was a pain, and the render was hours to find out that a fold made her face look grotesque or was that the material was too blah looking to even come close to the effect I was hoping for.

Thanks for looking.
Suggestions and tips would be appreciated and any questions would be welcome.
-SynthFur