
Thomas Seitz |

Good luck Thomas!
On the gaming part, and everything else too! ;P
Thomas Seitz wrote:So plans for tomorrow:
Do last minute shopping because waiting until Saturday is a REALLY bad idea.
Some how get vaccinated because I forgot to get my Flu shot and the last time I tried they were out...
Possibly try to decorate the tree but more likely is I try to fix a slightly broken laundry cabinet that rests on top of our dry sink; said dry sink is probably older than most of the houses in my neighborhood.
Try to decorate and also wonder if Thursday I'll get any one to show up for gaming...
Good luck with everything! I had a routine checkup appointment Monday and I'd forgotten to get my flu shot this year and they were out of the vaccine. So I guess I'll just go without and hope for the best.
I hope you get a crew together for your game, too!
Unfortunately because I slept in and also because I slacked off, I didn't get to do shopping today. WHICH means because I still have to do the other stuff...and also fix the cabinet AND now get a card table (some how) (ordering it this late does NO ONE any good, especially my mom who wants it for gift wrapping) I had to cancel. It's not my favorite move but it's a necessary one IF I want a less stressful Boxing Day. (Plus I found out my latest client who is also my mom's contractor wants me to stop by Christmas Day to pick up the key....)

Storyteller Shadow |

Ragadolf wrote:Indeed! 1920 was a magnificent year!Heh.
After the new year, I'll almost be at my 32nd, 20th birthday! :)What? 20 was a very good year. I see no need to pass it by just because everyone else does! ;P
Yes the Roaring Twenties of the prior century are soon to be with us once more, let's hope they don't become followed up by the 1930's though. Or if they are, we get some REAL change for once :-)

Ed Reppert |
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Yes the Roaring Twenties of the prior century are soon to be with us once more, let's hope they don't become followed up by the 1930's though. Or if they are, we get some REAL change for once :-)
Brother, can you spare a dime?

Thomas Seitz |

Sadly, I'm not drunk yet enough, but then again, I wait until St. Stephen's Day/Boxing Day for THIS

Storyteller Shadow |

Storyteller Shadow wrote:Yes the Roaring Twenties of the prior century are soon to be with us once more, let's hope they don't become followed up by the 1930's though. Or if they are, we get some REAL change for once :-)Brother, can you spare a dime?
Actually I could spare a dime but not a 1930'a dime given inflation :-)

Ragadolf |
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Hey all!
Just gonna say "Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!" here and now, because my plans keep changing by the minute!
This way I don't forget to say it. :)
So,... yeah! Go forth! Make Merry! Imbibe the Nog and/or the Mulled Wine/Mead! (Or in my case, all of the above?!) ;P
Enjoy life, your friends, and family!
For in a few short days, the bills come due, and we will pay,... dearly,... ;)

Ragadolf |

Wow CH, That's an interesting start to a holiday weekend. O-O
(Hope your toe gets better!) :)
Whelp,
My freshly- repaired front room already looks like we live in it again.
(meaning it is a mess from wrapping Christmas Presents) ;P
And for SOME reason, while taking my daughter to audition for a part in a (semi) local community theater, (doing a production of 'Tuck Everlasting') upon being told they did not have enough men audition, I said that I would try out. Unprepared, cold turkey and accapella. (Even though I know that I will likely be too busy with my own stage to actually accept and perform any part. It WOULD be fun though,...) ;P
Yeah,... still need to clean house, prepare a Christmas dinner, and wrap presents, go to church,... set up 'Santa', (Wife doesn't get to help this year, because Santa included her in on getting the big gifts) ;)
Did I mention I need to clean house?!? O_o
Honestly, I've been so stressed out the last 2 weeks already with everything, I'm actually calm now. Too tired to be stressed anymore. Enjoying the weekend even. -_-
Still, looking forward to actually getting OUT of this state too,... even if only for 3-4 days. :)
Merry Almost Christmas!
:)

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Celestial Healer wrote:Also, I hit the gym this morning, and wound up having to call paramedics because an older guy collapsed in the locker room and was unresponsive. So that happened.Yikes! I hope he turned out OK.
I also hope your toe heals enough so it doesn’t impact your vacation.
He came to, but was in a daze and bleeding from where he hit his head on the way down. They did take him away in the ambulance. That is as much as I will ever know - such is life.

Sharoth |
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Busy week of work, Ragtime rehearsals, and Christmas prep. Today was my day to get things done and... I appear to have broken my big toe this afternoon.
There is much pain.
~shakes my head in disgust~ It is supposed to be "Break a Leg!", not "Break a Toe!". Please get it right next time.
~grins and runs~
j/k! Get better soon!

Drejk |

Drejk wrote:Malakumas, the dead kings that desire reverence and sacrifices or else...I love this!
It's based on a vague reference to Ugaritian worship of dead kings known as malakuma.

Thomas Seitz |

So... while normally I'd be scrambling to get stuff wrapped and put under the tree, consider this Christmas isn't like our usual affair:
NEITHER of my brothers is here before Christmas Day (I should point out I'm the oldest but it's not a ranking that matters right this second); My middle brother is with his wife vising her family in Hawaii; My youngest brother is kind of bound to stay with his fiancee who wanted to have Christmas at HER place in Charleston. Which both I and my mom acquiesced to; Now he will be Christmas Day...just not very early. But we'll have a small feast of fondue, smelts and probably some meats. But come some time Boxing Day/St. Stephen's Day (26th of December) the rest of my brother's fiancee's family will be here. This is just her mother and her grandmother since her father passed on some years ago.
But even so, I will endeavor to read to myself some of a Christmas Carol and maybe hum a few bars of Silent Night before I go to bed.