GDI (initials having meant everything from "gosh darn it" to "gigantic dumb idiot" to "Gregory Daniel Ithenheimer"; current meaning of GDI is classified…) plays the role of "quality control" for A Pallet Pair. He claims errant thoughts for himself, helping the author to focus on the story at hand rather than everything else going on in her life. GDI has seen life from many, many different viewpoints, being the most recycled character the author has. GDI is the personification of the quirks in the author's personality, the strange and odd and downright stupid things that help her be (or attempt to be) imaginative and creative. He is an integral part of the team, even if he does only exist in the author's imagination.

The author is the person holding the bottle in the picture above, although she's often wondered what it'd be like (and wished to be) a creature similar to the one she's feeding there. She's made many attempts at original fiction, but finds herself more comfortable writing about characters whose personalities are pre-defined. A Pallet Pair is actually a step out of the ordinary for her, as she uses mostly original characters in an unoriginal setting, when her specialty is the other way around. She hopes to continue A Pallet Pair so long as there is an interest in it. She adores feedback!