Hit Yoga three or four days this week to good effect and it is paying off. Certain poses still elude me but others are showing millimeters of progress.
Reading: Accelerando by Charles Stross is really fantastic. I am thoroughly hooked.
Planning: A nice relaxed weekend with Janaki.
Wearing: A flannel shirt with Janaki’s old, ratty Violent Femmes t-shirt underneath and jeans.
Writing: Still tinkering with Sorcerer 2189: Demons and Aliens in the Colonized Solar System and trying to outline different ideas so that I hit the ground in NaNoWriMo running.
And you?
Githyanki Diaspora 
Reading: Vampire Zero by David Wellington.
Planning: Voting tomorrow, WoD game tomorrow night, prep for Halloween party on Sunday (and the rest of the week).
Wearing: Jeans & Spirit Creek t-shirt
Writing: Reviews and next RPG project
AP
How’s the WoD game-a-going?
Re: AP
Two sessions in so far with lots of investigation/setting exploration (also getting the characters to know each other a bit).
The action-oriented investigation and/or ghost hunting should begin this weekend.
Re: AP
Two sessions in so far with lots of investigation/setting exploration (also getting the characters to know each other a bit).
The action-oriented investigation and/or ghost hunting should begin this weekend.
AP
How’s the WoD game-a-going?
Reading: Vampire Zero by David Wellington.
Planning: Voting tomorrow, WoD game tomorrow night, prep for Halloween party on Sunday (and the rest of the week).
Wearing: Jeans & Spirit Creek t-shirt
Writing: Reviews and next RPG project
Reading: Vampire Zero by David Wellington.
Planning: Voting tomorrow, WoD game tomorrow night, prep for Halloween party on Sunday (and the rest of the week).
Wearing: Jeans & Spirit Creek t-shirt
Writing: Reviews and next RPG project
Reading: I was reading Hell House by Richard Matheson and I was liking it alot, but I got sidetracked by The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. Which is also fun.
Planning: To finish up a deadline tonight or tomorrow morning in time to jump to another project right away.
Wearing: Just a thick bathrobe at the moment. Though I’ve been spending most of my days layered with a couple sweaters and a scarf lately. Not dealing with the cold well!
Arting: At the moment, some stuff for Brennan and some stuff for Fred. Coloring coloring coloring…Something else on the horizon. Possibly something really good.
Yay Fred! Yay Brennan! Yay something really good!
I think after my sci-fi reading marathon, Gaiman’s newest might be just the palate cleanser.
Yay Fred! Yay Brennan! Yay something really good!
I think after my sci-fi reading marathon, Gaiman’s newest might be just the palate cleanser.
Reading: I was reading Hell House by Richard Matheson and I was liking it alot, but I got sidetracked by The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. Which is also fun.
Planning: To finish up a deadline tonight or tomorrow morning in time to jump to another project right away.
Wearing: Just a thick bathrobe at the moment. Though I’ve been spending most of my days layered with a couple sweaters and a scarf lately. Not dealing with the cold well!
Arting: At the moment, some stuff for Brennan and some stuff for Fred. Coloring coloring coloring…Something else on the horizon. Possibly something really good.
Reading: I was reading Hell House by Richard Matheson and I was liking it alot, but I got sidetracked by The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. Which is also fun.
Planning: To finish up a deadline tonight or tomorrow morning in time to jump to another project right away.
Wearing: Just a thick bathrobe at the moment. Though I’ve been spending most of my days layered with a couple sweaters and a scarf lately. Not dealing with the cold well!
Arting: At the moment, some stuff for Brennan and some stuff for Fred. Coloring coloring coloring…Something else on the horizon. Possibly something really good.
Reading: Five Elements & Ten Stems – a book on traditional chinese medicine theory, also, a funky and slightly disjointed translation of the Tao Te Jing.
Planning: How I’m going to survive out the next 6 days with a hardcore anatomy class this weekend, people out of the office, and office politics drama. On little sleep.
Wearing: T shirt + sweats
Writing: Organizing notes from class, a Burning Wheel scenario, contemplating a game based on the premise of the Megaman Zero series (humans vs. robots, with sympathizers, spies, integrationists, separatists, and a fuckload of political complexities that you don’t expect in a kid’s videogame).
Sleep, food and BW
Sleep and food color everything; I notice my ability to deal with everyday shit goes out the window when either of them are out of kilter.
What is the BW scenario aboot?
Left to Burn
The City of a Thousand Lights- led by a hedonistic and selfish Emir who just sent his soldiers to go take his brother’s lands… A week later? An army of orcs on a crusade show up. The Emir decides he doesn’t have enough forces to man the outer walls, and so, withdraws them all to the inner keep.
You? You’re left outside, to rally the civilians as best as you can.
I was thinking of fun pre-gen characters- the Emir’s sister, with the belief, “I’ll protect the city my brother has failed to”, a fallen knight, a crime lord, an old laborer (“The old guy you don’t fuck with”) and an as yet unformed religious type.
Basically, each character will have some kind of leadership ability/connections, and playing with the idea of them cocurrently or cooperatively trying to save the city sounds fun.
Also- inspired by your post about using maps to set up specific challenges.
Left to Burn
The City of a Thousand Lights- led by a hedonistic and selfish Emir who just sent his soldiers to go take his brother’s lands… A week later? An army of orcs on a crusade show up. The Emir decides he doesn’t have enough forces to man the outer walls, and so, withdraws them all to the inner keep.
You? You’re left outside, to rally the civilians as best as you can.
I was thinking of fun pre-gen characters- the Emir’s sister, with the belief, “I’ll protect the city my brother has failed to”, a fallen knight, a crime lord, an old laborer (“The old guy you don’t fuck with”) and an as yet unformed religious type.
Basically, each character will have some kind of leadership ability/connections, and playing with the idea of them cocurrently or cooperatively trying to save the city sounds fun.
Also- inspired by your post about using maps to set up specific challenges.
Sleep, food and BW
Sleep and food color everything; I notice my ability to deal with everyday shit goes out the window when either of them are out of kilter.
What is the BW scenario aboot?
Reading: Five Elements & Ten Stems – a book on traditional chinese medicine theory, also, a funky and slightly disjointed translation of the Tao Te Jing.
Planning: How I’m going to survive out the next 6 days with a hardcore anatomy class this weekend, people out of the office, and office politics drama. On little sleep.
Wearing: T shirt + sweats
Writing: Organizing notes from class, a Burning Wheel scenario, contemplating a game based on the premise of the Megaman Zero series (humans vs. robots, with sympathizers, spies, integrationists, separatists, and a fuckload of political complexities that you don’t expect in a kid’s videogame).
Reading: Five Elements & Ten Stems – a book on traditional chinese medicine theory, also, a funky and slightly disjointed translation of the Tao Te Jing.
Planning: How I’m going to survive out the next 6 days with a hardcore anatomy class this weekend, people out of the office, and office politics drama. On little sleep.
Wearing: T shirt + sweats
Writing: Organizing notes from class, a Burning Wheel scenario, contemplating a game based on the premise of the Megaman Zero series (humans vs. robots, with sympathizers, spies, integrationists, separatists, and a fuckload of political complexities that you don’t expect in a kid’s videogame).
reading: nothing
planning: breakfast with grandma
wearing: cargo pants and nothing else. i was wearing my thawb earlier but then had to go out
writing: nothing really. i need to work on my grindhouse game though.
Thawb?
Is that what you call your fur-lined thong?
Thawb?
Is that what you call your fur-lined thong?
reading: nothing
planning: breakfast with grandma
wearing: cargo pants and nothing else. i was wearing my thawb earlier but then had to go out
writing: nothing really. i need to work on my grindhouse game though.
reading: nothing
planning: breakfast with grandma
wearing: cargo pants and nothing else. i was wearing my thawb earlier but then had to go out
writing: nothing really. i need to work on my grindhouse game though.
Yay Fred! Yay Brennan! Yay something really good!
I think after my sci-fi reading marathon, Gaiman’s newest might be just the palate cleanser.
AP
How’s the WoD game-a-going?
Thawb?
Is that what you call your fur-lined thong?
Sleep, food and BW
Sleep and food color everything; I notice my ability to deal with everyday shit goes out the window when either of them are out of kilter.
What is the BW scenario aboot?
Re: AP
Two sessions in so far with lots of investigation/setting exploration (also getting the characters to know each other a bit).
The action-oriented investigation and/or ghost hunting should begin this weekend.
Left to Burn
The City of a Thousand Lights- led by a hedonistic and selfish Emir who just sent his soldiers to go take his brother’s lands… A week later? An army of orcs on a crusade show up. The Emir decides he doesn’t have enough forces to man the outer walls, and so, withdraws them all to the inner keep.
You? You’re left outside, to rally the civilians as best as you can.
I was thinking of fun pre-gen characters- the Emir’s sister, with the belief, “I’ll protect the city my brother has failed to”, a fallen knight, a crime lord, an old laborer (“The old guy you don’t fuck with”) and an as yet unformed religious type.
Basically, each character will have some kind of leadership ability/connections, and playing with the idea of them cocurrently or cooperatively trying to save the city sounds fun.
Also- inspired by your post about using maps to set up specific challenges.
Reading: complete stories & poems of Edgar Allan Poe. I intend to read it cover to cover.
Planning: A gaming session next week. Might actually happen.
Wearing: slacks, long-sleeved undershirt, with a short-sleeved buttoned shirt over that, and a waistcoat, and a US Navy peacoat. And a fedora.
Writing: a text for the Showdown Engine (a Spaghetti Western roleplaying system) for the guy doing that Grindhouse game challenge. And also designing a game for that challenge inspired by the movie Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter.
Reading: complete stories & poems of Edgar Allan Poe. I intend to read it cover to cover.
Planning: A gaming session next week. Might actually happen.
Wearing: slacks, long-sleeved undershirt, with a short-sleeved buttoned shirt over that, and a waistcoat, and a US Navy peacoat. And a fedora.
Writing: a text for the Showdown Engine (a Spaghetti Western roleplaying system) for the guy doing that Grindhouse game challenge. And also designing a game for that challenge inspired by the movie Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter.
Reading: complete stories & poems of Edgar Allan Poe. I intend to read it cover to cover.
Planning: A gaming session next week. Might actually happen.
Wearing: slacks, long-sleeved undershirt, with a short-sleeved buttoned shirt over that, and a waistcoat, and a US Navy peacoat. And a fedora.
Writing: a text for the Showdown Engine (a Spaghetti Western roleplaying system) for the guy doing that Grindhouse game challenge. And also designing a game for that challenge inspired by the movie Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter.
Reading: I finished and recommend China Mieville’s Un Lun Dun. I’ve got a bunch of books with me, but doubt I shall get much reading done while at the Ohio Valley Filk Festival. I’ve read a bit of the collected Delta Green: Eyes Only, and I have something by Clarke and something by Le Guin with me.
Planning: More singing and listening. Just sang “To Morrow” and listening to Vixy sing one of S. J. Tucker’s songs. Finding out who won the Pegasus awards tomorrow.
Wearing: Jeans, World Fantasy T-shirt with Cthulhu eating the capitol building in D.C.
Writing: Not much just now. Likely some email, maybe some blogging.
Reading: I finished and recommend China Mieville’s Un Lun Dun. I’ve got a bunch of books with me, but doubt I shall get much reading done while at the Ohio Valley Filk Festival. I’ve read a bit of the collected Delta Green: Eyes Only, and I have something by Clarke and something by Le Guin with me.
Planning: More singing and listening. Just sang “To Morrow” and listening to Vixy sing one of S. J. Tucker’s songs. Finding out who won the Pegasus awards tomorrow.
Wearing: Jeans, World Fantasy T-shirt with Cthulhu eating the capitol building in D.C.
Writing: Not much just now. Likely some email, maybe some blogging.
Reading: I finished and recommend China Mieville’s Un Lun Dun. I’ve got a bunch of books with me, but doubt I shall get much reading done while at the Ohio Valley Filk Festival. I’ve read a bit of the collected Delta Green: Eyes Only, and I have something by Clarke and something by Le Guin with me.
Planning: More singing and listening. Just sang “To Morrow” and listening to Vixy sing one of S. J. Tucker’s songs. Finding out who won the Pegasus awards tomorrow.
Wearing: Jeans, World Fantasy T-shirt with Cthulhu eating the capitol building in D.C.
Writing: Not much just now. Likely some email, maybe some blogging.