Well, maybe sometime you can make it, eh? There are two a year here, although the Winterdark one in January is chilly.Breakdaddy said:Man, I wish I could go to this.
Assert your male dominanceJolly_Blackburn said:Maybe I can make it this year, Gary.
First time around I was in the middle of a move.
Last year was on the weekend my wife and I renewed our vows (20th anniversary).
She's understanding of my gaming habits. But not THAT understanding.
Anyway Im' about 40 minutes away. We'll see what happens.
Traveling from Utah to the Midwest ain't cheap. About the most economical means is ride sharing an automibile. The LGGC is not as expensive to attend, and if reservations are made early, room rates are not too bad here, especially if several people share the cost. However, there is so much to see and new stuff to buy at GenCon that it is an imperative for many...at least once or every few years.Son_of_Thunder said:
Col_Pladoh said:Assert your male dominance
Ph well, better still see if you can't wheedle her into making the trip with you. She can find stuff to do here--there's the beach, an antique mall, shops, and some nice little coiffee houses.
Gary
Sorry to kearn that your daughter has health problems. May they clear up soon.Jolly_Blackburn said:doh! I said "20th Anniversary". I meant 25th.
Actually she's a gamer too. And would probably fight me to get a seat at any table you were running a game at. Our daugher has health problems tho. Usually requires one of us to remain at home while the other one games/plays.
But that either of us complains. She's a joy to be with.
But we may make it there yet if I can grab one of the grandparents to come up and pay a visit.
If I miss another LGC Steve and Davis are going to think it's personal.
