…from the March, 1929 issue
Stuff, 4th Edition
1: Apparently, D&D 4E is selling well. Does that really surprise anyone?
2: I’m working on the Fall Fantasy Series for my Alpha gaming group. It takes place on the same world they last played in, about 150 years after magic has returned. To start with, they be playing in a pretty rural area that I’ve mapped out using Campaign Cartographer 3. Very low magic, medium adventure setting…as will befit a bunch of young teen noob adventurers.
3: Worked 6 hours in the garden yesterday with no shirt on. Got a mild sunburn. I also got to talk with several people who stopped by to admire the garden. That’s always fun.
4: Later today, I’m going to FINALLY organize my vast collection of Alarums & Excursions issues. That should keep me busy for several hours.
5: While cleaning out our freezer on Friday, I found a container of my “Hell In Your Mouth” chili. Yesterday, I ate it. Later today or tomorrow, I’ll regret that:)
6: In the garden, my spaghetti squash plant is working overtime. There are at least 8 squash on it right now, ranging from just smaller than a football to peanut sized. Soon, there will be good eatin’ from them.
And now I must go and do various Sunday things. More bloggage later.
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Actually, the way people were complaining, I’m a bit surprised. Still not going to pick up the books, though.
As the bull said to Picador Porky;
“Who’s afraid of HOT?”
Say, have you given any thought to applying for jobs using your mad gardening skills?
I’ve applied for a couple, but they mostly want real horticulturists or younger guys of dubious citizenship.
So, how are you gonna organize all your A&Es?
::B::
By number:) In fact, I did it today. It also seems I have a stack of duplicates of several issues. more on my plans for them in my next LJ post.
D&D 4th ditched that hideous, unreadable (by me) faux notebook look. That alone vastly improves the game.