spent alot of yesterday puttering around the old homestead. cleaned out pots of food gone bad that had been in the refridgerator for literal months. organized some papers, including two folders worth of d&d stuff. cleaned up a little more, though in my room you can hardly tell; using my suitcase as a way to hold some of the extra stuff doesn't pan out when you need your suitcase to travel every so often. good heavens i'm not complaining about it though. i'm just nuts about that girl; she says she wants to feed me all the meatballs from her italian wedding soup. anyhow, eventually i got chipotle despite stomach rumbling misgivings with
i sit in chairs like a clipped stringed marrionette.
spent alot of yesterday puttering around the old homestead. cleaned out pots of food gone bad that had been in the refridgerator for literal months. organized some papers, including two folders worth of d&d stuff. cleaned up a little more, though in my room you can hardly tell; using my suitcase as a way to hold some of the extra stuff doesn't pan out when you need your suitcase to travel every so often. good heavens i'm not complaining about it though. i'm just nuts about that girl; she says she wants to feed me all the meatballs from her italian wedding soup. anyhow, eventually i got chipotle despite stomach rumbling misgivings with
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Oubliette Session Twenty-Nine: Bug City!
Not that much to really say in recap of the last Oubliette session; in defiance of most of our game meet-ups, this was pretty much all…
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Oubliette Twenty-Seven-&-Eight: The Lung Wedding & the Breaking of the Jar.
(The Underdocks; Art by Ian Jun Wei Chiew.) Sometimes people ask me rhetorically how I manage to remember so much game detail for these recap…
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Oubliette Session Twenty-Six: Ergot Tea Ceremony.
(Kikashi Lung; Angalamman Festival by Saravanan Dhandapani) Running a Pan-Asian game with the most identifiable flavour being feudal Japan, we…
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