That went really well.

[sigerson]

Restarted game after a three-week hiatus, and it was good. The kind of in-game moral boost that feels riiiiiight, some investigative work and preparation, and a nice cliffhanger to tide them over. And everyone was roleplaying well; an ex-paladin's moral crisis, a half-elf flippant and a half-elf sneaky; both caring and silliness from the priest; and a good mix of indignation and self-importance from the bard.

Plus, some of my favorite NPCs made guest appearances.

Eventually, in the next month or so, I hope to post the Dwarf and Ninja series. This is stealthmuffin's doodles of a gaming comic, complete with displacer kitten.

Thanks for listening to my academiangst. You can ignore entries like that, if you wish; or maybe I should just privatize them. Core dumps of that nature, where I take a bundle of insecurities and just plop it on the keyboard, are extremely cathartic.

And, like fairoriana, I have many things to be thankful for. It's not Thursday yet, but here are a few:

--Working in quiet and peace with acute concentration
--That feeling of accomplishment from crossing off the to-do list
--Intelligent, argumentative people, even if I can't always appreciate them.
--Alison Moyet.
--Richard Cheese.
--Order of the Stick.
--Health of body and mind, stability of job and life, loves and friendships.
--Being alive, in general.
--Cinnamon tic-tacs. Yes, it's whiplash from "being alive."
--My silver astrolabe
--Good gaming
--An active imagination and the ability to pull things out of nowhere and have it work. Usually. In conjunction with adequate preparation.

Comments

[kassrachel.livejournal.com]

Like you said, it's a deal -- if you don't mind listening to my Nonprofit venting, I'm happy to listen to your academiangst. :-)

*hug*

[ltlbird.livejournal.com]

Boy, I thought I knew you pretty well, but I have no clue about a couple of the items on your thanfulness list! I think Alison Moyet is an author or singer (the name certainly rings a bell), but I am stumped by Richard Cheese and Order of the Stick. Feel free to help out an oblivious friend if so inclined. :)

I for one enjoy reading even academic angst. Not that I want you to be uncertain, but I am always curious about the inner workings of peoples' minds, and it's nice to know that others have similarly irrational insecurities to my own.

[anacrucis.livejournal.com]

Order of the Stick! (http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/GiantITP/ootscript)