View From the Bushes

The good news is that I did a whole bunch of work on the next adventure today. The bad news, of course, is that it is never as much as I hope to get done. Also, I'm training someone to help me out, so the delay is not entirely my fault -- just 99% my fault. The other 1% has been due to my trying to find the right person to help me wire the adventures. After doing three adventures a month for quite a few months I realized that I was going to give myself an aneurism if I kept doing everything myself, though as I've mentioned before, the right mix of programming knowledge and D&D knowledge has been hard to find.

We played the "family campaign" last night. I'm not sure what I had ingested, but as anybody could tell you I was on one last night. At one point I'm pretty sure that I put a pistachio up my nose, and almost didn't get it out. Needless to say I had a good time, so that's always a plus. Other than a near trip to the emergency room, a lot of adventure "wiring" and a win and a narrow loss by the Cubs, not a lot has happened. So I guess I'll end here, though for all of you people out there worried about overpopulation, not having any kids at all has its own issues.

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Ross