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That is an impressive degree of skanky, manky, foul weather out there. I'm almost enjoying it again, especially the looks I got when I turned up in the coffee shop next door1 wearing no coat, no sleeves - just jeans and a tshirt. I got stared at, bigtime.
Last night was the Age of Legends dinner (to be held each year hereafter as close as possible to the 17th of November). It was good - all the food worked out perfectly, and everyone managed the in-character thing admirably. Of course,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
olethros, inannajones and I have years of practice by now, even though olethros was playing two characters at once.
I'm just realising that I've never worked so intensively before as I have this year; anywhere else I've worked has had meetings, other people who could be delegated to / have work traded with them, and hasn't been completely expressed to the world via its website. Here, the website IS the public face of the company, and that makes a huge difference, as does the small tech staff - there're five of us, and I'm the only real web-developer as such. And I'm realising as I hadn't before that holidays are essential - the longest time off I've had this year when I wasn't ill was a long weekend in September. So I'm really looking forward to Finland at the end of December.
1 - it's actually three doors down, but the places in between are an employment agency and an Abrakebabra, which by common agreement hereabouts do not exist.
Last night was the Age of Legends dinner (to be held each year hereafter as close as possible to the 17th of November). It was good - all the food worked out perfectly, and everyone managed the in-character thing admirably. Of course,
olethros, inannajones and I have years of practice by now, even though olethros was playing two characters at once.I'm just realising that I've never worked so intensively before as I have this year; anywhere else I've worked has had meetings, other people who could be delegated to / have work traded with them, and hasn't been completely expressed to the world via its website. Here, the website IS the public face of the company, and that makes a huge difference, as does the small tech staff - there're five of us, and I'm the only real web-developer as such. And I'm realising as I hadn't before that holidays are essential - the longest time off I've had this year when I wasn't ill was a long weekend in September. So I'm really looking forward to Finland at the end of December.
1 - it's actually three doors down, but the places in between are an employment agency and an Abrakebabra, which by common agreement hereabouts do not exist.
