CanGames Begins Tomorrow
It is just one more sleep until CanGames 2019 here in Ottawa.
I'm looking forward to going to this convention for the most part, despite some health stuff that's going on. It's a chance to meet old friends and acquaintances, chat with new folks and the like and doing the gaming thing, of course. I'm looking forward to running the session of Blue Planet Recontact (v3, forthcoming), the one John Carter of Mars Roleplaying Game, and two Capharnaüm - The Tales of the Dragon-Marked games, naturally, though I do really hope that I actually get some players for the four games. (Depending on the number of players for Sunday's game, I may swap that Capharnaüm game for another John Carter of Mars game, but we'll see tomorrow.)
My only real concern about the convention is walking this year. The new shoes I bought, along with the orthotics for them, need adjusting, so I'm going to have to wear the regular insoles with them. But my feet are hurting quite badly, and I've got some...marring of the feet and toes as well. Carrying may be a problem as well, since the issues with my left shoulder are quite bad, making lifting things and the like very painful. And, of course, I've got to watch my blood sugars carefully and take my insulin dose at night during the convention, so that bears some more forethought as well. We'll see how things go.
I'm looking forward to going to this convention for the most part, despite some health stuff that's going on. It's a chance to meet old friends and acquaintances, chat with new folks and the like and doing the gaming thing, of course. I'm looking forward to running the session of Blue Planet Recontact (v3, forthcoming), the one John Carter of Mars Roleplaying Game, and two Capharnaüm - The Tales of the Dragon-Marked games, naturally, though I do really hope that I actually get some players for the four games. (Depending on the number of players for Sunday's game, I may swap that Capharnaüm game for another John Carter of Mars game, but we'll see tomorrow.)
My only real concern about the convention is walking this year. The new shoes I bought, along with the orthotics for them, need adjusting, so I'm going to have to wear the regular insoles with them. But my feet are hurting quite badly, and I've got some...marring of the feet and toes as well. Carrying may be a problem as well, since the issues with my left shoulder are quite bad, making lifting things and the like very painful. And, of course, I've got to watch my blood sugars carefully and take my insulin dose at night during the convention, so that bears some more forethought as well. We'll see how things go.