| Exalted |
[Sep. 4th, 2010|07:17 pm] |
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So... are there more people interested and willing on Tuesday night? |
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| So, I need Exalted |
[Aug. 31st, 2010|04:57 pm] |
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As a result, I've decided to run a game. I think it'll be this coming Sunday the 5th. If you're in Madison and want to play a celestial exalt who has found some reason to be in Great Forks, let me know. Most importantly, I'm gonna be making up most of the plot based on what the characters are like, so I need people's character ideas quickly. |
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| Well, I'm home now. |
[Dec. 18th, 2008|05:13 pm] |
I never really know what to do. I've got some movies and games, but they're only going to last so long before I get bored of them. I've still got a few friends around, but not many, and each time I see them it really shows how much everyone's changed. I've been home a day and I already want to go back.
I guess I'll go to the library and find something to lose myself in. |
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| Hey, Lex? The Final Post |
[Aug. 13th, 2008|02:33 am] |
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Hopefully you see this before you leave, so it will count as reminding you. Bring your muttonchops to Gencon! |
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| Yesterday |
[Aug. 5th, 2008|10:44 pm] |
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Yesterday was a cool day. I woke up to the rumble of thunder and everything outside was wet, but I didn't actually see any rain until around sunset when I got out of my final. As I was driving home the sky in front of me was a fiery orange with the setting sun, and behind me it was lit by the electric blue of the lightning that was near-constant. It was one of the prettiest things I've seen. |
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| Hey, Lex? Part 2 |
[Jul. 30th, 2008|12:39 am] |
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First, do you need a ride to Gencon? 'Cause I'd love someone else to share the drive with, even if it's only sitting and talking. Second, Can I borrow your muttonchops at Gencon? |
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| Hey Lex? |
[Jul. 25th, 2008|12:30 am] |
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I remember you telling me to read a book series, but I don't remember WHICH book series. |
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