One Day...
...I will learn to say NO. The offspring of my inability to disappoint people are all coming home to roost this week:
First there's the WD Space Terminator a friend from my painting group asked me to paint up for a contest. The deadline is Sept. 30th. I finished the base coat only to realize how much I really REALLY hate painting up Space Marines. It's not that they're bad figures or anything-I just have no idea how to paint them. I have NO clue why I told my friend I'd paint one. Except that I don't know how to say NO! >.<
Second there's the painting group I'd been asked to organize. Which I did. Of course none of the people who asked me to set it up have actually shown up for any of the sessions. Luckily new people have shown up and I've made some new friends so it's worked out. So I guess not saying NO to this one is okay.
Third I told a friend "Why sure you can run your 4th Ed. D&D campaign at our house." For some reason I just thought it'd be him and my two guys playing so I didn't think it was a big deal. Until he started talking about having to tell one of the players coming that they had to shower. Which made me realize that I have no idea how many people he's bringing to my house. John is not amused.
So the answer is NO. Just don't even ask!
First there's the WD Space Terminator a friend from my painting group asked me to paint up for a contest. The deadline is Sept. 30th. I finished the base coat only to realize how much I really REALLY hate painting up Space Marines. It's not that they're bad figures or anything-I just have no idea how to paint them. I have NO clue why I told my friend I'd paint one. Except that I don't know how to say NO! >.<
Second there's the painting group I'd been asked to organize. Which I did. Of course none of the people who asked me to set it up have actually shown up for any of the sessions. Luckily new people have shown up and I've made some new friends so it's worked out. So I guess not saying NO to this one is okay.
Third I told a friend "Why sure you can run your 4th Ed. D&D campaign at our house." For some reason I just thought it'd be him and my two guys playing so I didn't think it was a big deal. Until he started talking about having to tell one of the players coming that they had to shower. Which made me realize that I have no idea how many people he's bringing to my house. John is not amused.
So the answer is NO. Just don't even ask!