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Our 2018
I thought that 2017 was sufficiently action packed, with thrills and spills to spread over a number of years, but no, I think that 2018 may have topped it off. I peek hesitantly into the snow globe of 2019 and … Continue reading
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Lenovo Ideapad 330s
Unexpectedly, impulsively even, I decided to dip back into the laptop market, in part to get something that would run some decent DTP and PDF software. Who knows, I may look at Scrivener for my writing? Inevitably, this pitches me, … Continue reading
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Forbidden Lands
This is a ‘getting excited about running a game’ post. Forbidden Lands is the game I would like to run next. There is currently no room in the Thursday night schedule, so I have decided to run this every three … Continue reading
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Linux on ChromeOS – Loved Up
Gimp running on my Acer Chromebook 14 I have recently dallied with the notion of a full Linux laptop, just because. I love the Gnome desktop and many of the apps that Linux offers. But hey, technology always overtakes me … Continue reading
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Honeymoon
We have been away honeymooning for five nights in Northumberland and have had a lovely time. Starting in the wilds, inland from Lindisfarne, we stayed in a great old house with big rooms and associated giant furniture. The bed was … Continue reading
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Bank Holiday Coriolis
Ready for some UK Bank Holiday Coriolis in the games room. I’m running ‘The Dying Ship’ scenario. It’s been such fun diving back into the game over the past few days, and there’s no better reason than to get it … Continue reading
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More Fair Than Mortal Tongue Can Tell
Official This Sunday I got married to my soulmate, Carmel. We had the most fantastic day at Whirlow Hall, requesting the company of family and as many friends as we could manage. There are so many more I would have … Continue reading
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Sea Palling Unplugged
This weekend, me and Carmel went down to Laura and Joe’s wedding in Freethorpe, deep in Norfolkshire. We took the slightly tortuous journey to our AirBnB in far away Sea Palling, nestled on the coast between Cromer and Great Yarmouth. … Continue reading
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Staggity Stagface
Listen, up front I’ve got to say that I’m not a fan of the Stag and Hen rituals, at least those popularised as the wildest default of debauchery. It could be my approaching this at an older age, but I’m … Continue reading
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GraCon Eve
A big day for the Bonding house tomorrow. I run my first games day in the new garage room. We are playing a Genesys powered high fantasy RPG set in the Realms of Terrinoth. I’m looking forward to getting out … Continue reading
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