View From the Bushes

So far the response to the Midnight adventure has been exceptional. It would be nice to be able to say at this point, even if it were a lie, "Get yours while they last!! There's only a few of these beautiful adventures in stock and when they're gone, they're GONE!!!" But it would not only be a lie, it would be a really, really transparent lie. Which I guess illustrates one of the disadvantages of electronic publishing; there's no urgency, no worry that the first shipment will sell out at the FLGS, no concern that you'll end up scouring Ebay looking for a copy, though I guess there's always a concern the company could go out of business and disappear... maybe I should play that angle up.

I was in working on my computer around nine o'clock last night when I realized that I was having a little trouble reading. The vision in my right eye was blurry, not right in the center but all around the edges. I have to confess that I was a little worried, though I figured it was just overwork, but not nearly as worried as my wife; she figured I was having a stroke and started asking me to squeeze her hands in an attempt to determine if one side of my body was permanently crippled. In any event, I figured if nothing else it was a signal that it was time for me to go to bed.

The first of the three cases of miniatures I ordered should arrive tomorrow, and now that I've got the Midnight Adventure out I'm planning on actually sitting down with my son and playing the actual miniature game. He's a little bit young for it, but I think he would really enjoy it. In other news it looks like the Genesis Capsule crashed, so it looks as if a $260 million dollar program might end up being all for naught.

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Ross