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Spike's Bitches 33: Weeping, crawling, blaming everybody else
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
SEANYY!!! LOOOOOOOK!!!
Sweeeeeet.
I need to pick up an expansion or two (particularly that one) and bring it over to play soon.
Oh, Cash, ugh. I hope you can figure out some way to make this work. If I were in your neighborhood, I would volunteer as Chief Baby Wrangler while you're recuperating. Stupid several states between us.
Great news, Gud! That's the way to start off a new year!
I keep wanting to play Munchkin, but I don't want to encourage my husband to go "She wants to game! Buy everything!"
Munchkin doesn't really count as an RPG.
Pretty babies, pretty dress, it's a pretty day outside. I am sucking down a latte trying to caffeinate the gronk out of my system. There's a certain fluffy black and white beasty that thinks it's super fun to smack the blinds on the bedroom window from around 5am until we get up around 7:30. The game gets even better if you try to get up and get her - she runs under the bed! Whee!!!
Munchkin doesn't really count as an RPG.
Which is exactly why I'll actually play it.
I can draw a card and do what it says on it. Despite having once been an actress, I can not pretend to interrogate a four headed demon beast from a far away moon - that has traveled to LA from 5432 through some portal - on the whereabouts of his boss so that my Shadowrun Crew can find him, torture him, kill his legion of 'roided out trolls in full body armour, find out where the magic riddle is so that we may make a clean get-away on our spaceship and make sure to catch the newest Broadway play.
It's not that you can't, Aims. I think you very much can.
I think it's just that you don't want to. And that's perfectly acceptable.
I adore roleplaying. But what's more fun is to DM and hold my players' scrawny little egos in my all-powerful hands.
I miss D&D.
NO lifting my kids for 12 weeks
That is a tough thing to promise. I'm supposed to have foot surgery. The surgeon said he refuses to operate on mothers. Flat out. He says I can promise all day long to stay off the foot for 2 weeks, but it won't happen if you have kids. 12 weeks of no lifting would require a lot of advance planning.
You are on the right track with trying all your options. I hope the physical therapy gives you some relief. So much back ~ma for you.