mirkwood

Starting?  Have you read your posts?

Calling @MormonGator for a thread derailment moment...
 
 

Oh the ammunition you just gave me...

I'm a billionaire.  Somebody is in serious trouble for draining my bank account...looks suspiciously at @MormonGator.
 

 

Oh I thought this was a thread about @MormonGator claiming good taste in music.

Oh I thought this was a thread about @MormonGator claiming good taste in music.

Really @MormonGator? A laughing reaction instead of a weeping reaction? I can see why @mirkwood has given up on your music preference.

I'm pretty sure I found this on @MormonGator's facebook page.
 

mirkwood's Christmas tree.
 
 

We'll get there...

With my old group, it was interesting when it came time to actually map something out.
GM: "I forgot the figurines, so everybody come up with something you can identify as your character."
<Sound of a single round being removed from each of four people's spare mags.>
<Dead quiet from me, because it doesn't make much noise when you pop a .357 round out of a speed strip.>
GM: "...uh, I'm going to need a list of everybody's caliber so I can keep track."

Yep dry erase markers.  Terrain is largely used with tabletop wargaming.  Occasionally I will use pencils to mark a hallway and room entrance for purpose of figure movement.  I've used dry erase mats, but I prefer the open table.  Sometimes we have used legos to mark out walls etc.

I would like to introduce a friend of Mrs. Traveler and myself.  Her name is Kat Tingey.   She has been a friend of our family for a few years.   During my college years I was with a music group but quickly learned that I did not want to make my living performing.  Lots of reasons but one was that I did not like very many people in the professional performing world.  I love Kat because she is still unspoiled.   When she learned that I played she insisted we jam even though I am almost 3 times her age.  After we played for a while she inquired into my style and tried to incorporate it.  I can hear a little of my influence in her music – maybe that is why I like her stuff.
Her major in college was guitar – she does all her own arranging and she also writes original stuff.   She is LDS and married and dedicated to the right kind of things and most likely will never be a very popular artist because she is driven by more important things.  Anyway, I invite any part folk, part pop, part jazz guitar music buff to Google “Kat Tingey” and listen – Her Christmas album is very good.
 
The Traveler

Let's try and start this again from square one.  @Blossom76 has a question.  I'm going to repost it below and let's try and start this conversation over, with some perspective on both sides of this as to how actions are being perceived by others.