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I'll be retiring relatively young (55) if that helps with "the old!"

I could have sworn I had it stored somewhere but I can't find it either...

Oh excellent, congratulations! 💗

I'm suuuuper boring. Like, it's embarrassing how boring. I work, I exercise, I read, I watch TV, and that's about it! I enjoy playing a, what, 16-year old video game (Oblivion) on occasion. Keep up with household chores. Borrrrring! And I love it! :)

"Well above me" more likely! :D

I got to play a half-orc wizard! I played up the age thing - in his 30s and already rather elderly for his species, knowing he had less time than his longer-lived counterparts to achieve greatness.

Oh I'm just a man. A talented, handsome and above all humble man. And tall. Don't forget tall.

My two years are dwarfed by Russ's 20+ years at the helm - it's his ship and his crew and he's done an impressive job here. I was always pleased that the thing I created was able to live and grow and merge with Russ's efforts into something I couldn't have imagined.

Gaming wise, I'm kind of out of the hobby these days. I last ran a game in 2010. I was in some campaigns up until just prior to the start of the pandemic (by coincidence), so say late 2019. I found while I enjoyed hanging out with my friends, I wasn't getting a high fun-to-time ratio and...

I had been a district level and building level webmaster for most of that time. I recently handed over the reins to my ed tech partner as part of the transition to me possibly not being around. I'm currently just in charge of this little slice, which gives a little window into my professional...

Awesome to hear! I'm in my 27th year running the library at a 7th and 8th grade middle school. If all goes according to plan, next year will be the end and I'll step into retirement along with Mrs. Noah. There is a LOT I will miss about it, the quality and kindness of my coworkers at the top...

Something Russ posted on Facebook reminded me that I hadn't stopped by EN World in a very long time. Just thought I'd swing by and say hey! - Eric Noah

It's not inability. It's sheer stubbornness.

Russ, I can hardly express how glad I am you came into my world and my admiration for your years of hard work and success. I saw, over and over again, how you innovated, changed with the times, grew in new directions, and were willing to go places I never could. I wish you continued success.

Print: Chapelwood (sequel to Maplecroft) - Cherie Priest - a creepy Cthulhuesqu tale set in the 1920s. http://www.amazon.com/Chapelwood-Borden-Dispatches-Cherie-Priest-ebook/dp/B00SI025R0/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= Audiobook: Just started Deadlands: Ghostwalkers. Apparently...

The Peripheral - keep at it, it pays off.

Just started Karen Memory by Elizabeth Bear. http://www.amazon.com/Karen-Memory-Elizabeth-Bear/dp/0765375249/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425487419&sr=8-1&keywords=karen+memory Also picked up Finn Fancy Necromancy - looked interesting...

"Finders ... on a mother-f'in' path!"

Way to go Erik!

The secret sauce is that the effort and the thinking that went into the writing means he probably now knows it well enough that he doesn't have to refer to it often during the game. Some of us need to get stuff out on a page for it to really gel; others can do it in their heads and that's...