The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!
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Mycanid
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83?! 
Well ... I guess that might be a change from "too cold to take the two year old outside", eh?
Wow ... didn't know it was so WARM down there. Guess it stands to reason, though. It IS southern Cali, after all!
So ma'am ... what else have you been up to of late (other than the very important and sometimes all-consuming task of expecting, of course)? I have a friend who informed me only yesterday that she was also expecting. Her first kid too. (She's a nurse and her husband is a doctor - they've been married for a little under a year.)
We here have had a major snow melt.... A beautiful smell afterwards in the warm weather.
You know ... I was thinking the other evening as I lit up one of my candles to read by how many other people out there actually USE candles. Must admit that I prefer them. Back in the day when I was in upstate NY and gamed with my group from there we used to use candles sometimes during our late night sessions.
Wonder how many of the other ennies use candles? :\
Well ... I guess that might be a change from "too cold to take the two year old outside", eh?
Wow ... didn't know it was so WARM down there. Guess it stands to reason, though. It IS southern Cali, after all!
So ma'am ... what else have you been up to of late (other than the very important and sometimes all-consuming task of expecting, of course)? I have a friend who informed me only yesterday that she was also expecting. Her first kid too. (She's a nurse and her husband is a doctor - they've been married for a little under a year.)
We here have had a major snow melt.... A beautiful smell afterwards in the warm weather.
You know ... I was thinking the other evening as I lit up one of my candles to read by how many other people out there actually USE candles. Must admit that I prefer them. Back in the day when I was in upstate NY and gamed with my group from there we used to use candles sometimes during our late night sessions.
Wonder how many of the other ennies use candles? :\
Mycanid
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Jdvn1 said:
Well, here is the link to the thread in the Media Lounge:
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=189936
And here is the link to the thread I began in the House Rules section:
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=190308
This weapon (and the movie I first saw it in) is one of those memories from my yooth that has always stuck with me. Nice to be able to give it a name!
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83 is very warm. The average temp there is more like 70 degrees. Perfect if you ask me. I dont mind dry heat though. We used to go to Palm Springs a couple times a year and it would get up to 117 during the noon hour. We just sat out by the pool and jumped in every 15 min or so.Mycanid said:83?!
Well ... I guess that might be a change from "too cold to take the two year old outside", eh?
Wow ... didn't know it was so WARM down there. Guess it stands to reason, though. It IS southern Cali, after all!
That's awesome about your friend! I have been trying to keep the house clean. Other than that scrapbooking
I need my creatve outlet. I use candles but not for reading purposes. I light them in the bathroom for company and use them in my decorating.
Mycanid
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Yeah ... I have heard some people using the candles like you mentioned. Where I live I am (deliberately) not connected to the grid, so I use candles and/or those nice LED "lanterns".
As far as I can tell about my friend (her name is Elisabeth) she is about four months along or so. She wakes up in the morning feeling a little nauseous every now and again. In a few days they will take another of those images of the baby to check it out, and they are both wondering whether or not they want to know the baby's gender. Her husband (name's Luke) is, of course, a doctor, and knows how to "read" those images! So maybe dad will stay home or something like that.... Don't know what she does for creative outlets. Hmm. Never asked her.
Man ... I'm hungry. I'd use even one of those see-through toasters right now. (A toast fan - especially cinammon raisin toast!)
As far as I can tell about my friend (her name is Elisabeth) she is about four months along or so. She wakes up in the morning feeling a little nauseous every now and again. In a few days they will take another of those images of the baby to check it out, and they are both wondering whether or not they want to know the baby's gender. Her husband (name's Luke) is, of course, a doctor, and knows how to "read" those images!
So maybe dad will stay home or something like that.... Don't know what she does for creative outlets. Hmm. Never asked her.Man ... I'm hungry. I'd use even one of those see-through toasters right now. (A toast fan - especially cinammon raisin toast!)
Mycanid
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Jdvn1 said:Interesting! Thanks!
I have been wanting to use a pc with one of those things for a long time now.
I have a love of the monk class-wise and the elf race-wise. Probably my favorites. I usually play one or the other in most of my games in the past.
Say ... what are everyone's most used class and/or race. And, if you're feeling up to it, why them as opposed to others?
For me the monk has always been a favorite. I have always liked the far-eastern image of the martial art monastic even before introduced to rpg's via tv and movies of B-grade kung fu flicks and such. For me the main thing about them is the grace, discipline, beauty and poise of them when they are "at their best".
Elves are a similar thing, especially as presented by Tolkien (yes, I know he is a controversial topic amongst gamers ... I happen to be one of those who think he is the peak of fantasy lit). I just love how he presents the elves ... which are very different from how Legolas was presented in the movies, by the way (even if I did like it, it was a different sort of like - closer, interestingly, to the B-grade kung fu flick kind of likes).
Any other takers on this?
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