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Weekend
There was a weekend there somewhere.
The Kingfisher's Way game on Friday night went very well indeed, with the players thinking well enough to avert a major disaster. Congratulations on your first plotline dismemberment, guys. Happily, I hadn't developed it that far. Of course, any game set in a bathhouse with a fire genasi, a necromancer, a bored noblewoman hitting on a PC, and a murder is bound to be good, right?
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miroza_cat to the vet for her annual checkup, and we did a lot of cleaning up - I got the study to an acceptable state, and once I get those bookshelves, after payday, it'll stay that way. Pinning things to the walls makes a huge difference in the feeling of the room. It's a little chilly in this weather, but so is the rest of the house. I begin to understand why the Victorians and Edwardians wore so many layers of clothing.
Sunday was meet-the-landfolks, and thengraylion's experimental hot smoke/barbecue-over-peat cookery. Best cabbage I've ever had, and the mustard was really excellent.
The Kingfisher's Way game on Friday night went very well indeed, with the players thinking well enough to avert a major disaster. Congratulations on your first plotline dismemberment, guys. Happily, I hadn't developed it that far. Of course, any game set in a bathhouse with a fire genasi, a necromancer, a bored noblewoman hitting on a PC, and a murder is bound to be good, right?
Saturday, I took
miroza_cat to the vet for her annual checkup, and we did a lot of cleaning up - I got the study to an acceptable state, and once I get those bookshelves, after payday, it'll stay that way. Pinning things to the walls makes a huge difference in the feeling of the room. It's a little chilly in this weather, but so is the rest of the house. I begin to understand why the Victorians and Edwardians wore so many layers of clothing.Sunday was meet-the-landfolks, and then
graylion's experimental hot smoke/barbecue-over-peat cookery. Best cabbage I've ever had, and the mustard was really excellent.
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