Early and Sore Friday

[judd_sonofbert]

I missed two yoga sessions this week, including this one, that begins in fifteen minutes or so. I am just too beat to head out right now and would like to get some game prep done for tonight and start outline a creative endeavor. So, I've got my headphones on and here I am with a big glass of water to start out the morning.

Reading
: Still

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[gillan]

Reading: Been reading the Vinaya Pitaka which is the collection of Buddha's rules for monks.

Wearing: A towel. I just got out of the shower.

Planning: Hanging out with Chris as he visits this weekend.

Writing: Nothing at the moment.

[sunpony]

Reading: The Lucifer trades from Vertigo; fun so far! Also just started re-reading Purity of Blood, speaking of Captain Alatriste :-). Still finishing Shaman's Crossing too, which is really good but which I had to put down to take a breath. Also reading Pathfinder beta release to see what I can toss into my 3.5 homebrew (see planning below).

Wearing: Bathrobe, boxers, glasses.

Planning: tweaking a resume for a job, working on some decklists for VTES. . . aaaaand planning a new D&D campaign for a pack of teenagers.

Writing: scattered political screeds on the intarweb, and a treatment for the new campaign (which will be set a generation after the founding of Duncala, for those who know what that means).

[matt_m_mcelroy]

Reading: I gave up on the Forgotten Realms I was trying to read and moved on to Bestial.

Wearing: Faded jeans and a Lunch Money t-shirt

Planning: New World of Darkness game this weekend and my new project for Abstract Nova

Writing: A couple of reviews, the intro chapter for that new project and a ghost story.

[drcpunk]

Reading: Still going back and forth between Lords of Summer and Use of Weapons, both of which are good, if not quick reads. One thing I like about Use of Weapons is the same thing I liked about Bujold's Barrayar (which is also in the omnibus Cordelia's Honor): the multiple tech levels interacting. In Use of Weapons, folks way past the Singularity (where "folks" includes sentient drones and spaceships with really odd personalities) interact with more primitive folks (where "primitive" includes stone age cultures, cultures at our tech level, and cultures that are already colonizing other planets). In Barrayar, our heroine's father-in-law, a general from a backwater planet that has only recently joined intergalactic society, says, as they are fleeing, on foot, in the woods, that the important thing in the current planetary political squabble is what the guys in orbit are thinking

[kushiel26]

Reading
: Magic Burner and In a Wicked Age

Wearing
: At work: some Teva sandals, sleeveless white t-shirt, blue jeans. I love being a geologist.

Planning
: Some solo Burning THACO with my lovely, ladyfriend. Departing to Chaco Canyon tomorrow. Sunday looking at river deposits.

Writing
: An abstract for AGU in San Francisco this December and trying to write an RPG *shakes head*