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Jun. 7th, 2007 03:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ladylucklessMike has decided that I'm not working nearly hard enough on the D&D campaign he wanted me to create to satiate his craving for dice rolling and roleplaying and is so going to make one himself. Anyone want to join in? I will still work on mine, now that I've figured out how to make my initial scenario idea actually work and be beatable by the players if they don't do too much stupid crap. I'm excited about it. Not nearly as excited as I am about the IOU campaign though, Erin made that sound really fun. Ah, summer, so much gaming, so much time.
I'm still doing the summer program. It's delightfully sucky. The students keep trying to come into the lab during unscheduled hours, talking in non-indoor voices, and now they've decided to start stealing my doodles. Yes, my doodles. I was bored I scribbled something on a piece of paper, moved it to the desk behind me and when I was going to go back and finish it up someone had gone and taken my doodle! What the heck!? High School students are weird.
Erin wants me to post a collection of my webcomic links somewhere where she can have ready and easy access to them. I think I'll do that tonight--give me a good reason to sort out the links section "something I read, something I read, something I decided to check out when I had more time and didn't, something that I read and that I find awesome, something that stopped updating and wasn't worth reading anyway, something on hiatus . . ." you get the idea. It's been a long time since I've gone through my collection of links and sorted them by category. I'll also have to type little blurbs about all the webcomics again since I can't find the e-mails I've sent out to spread the webcomic love. At least it gives me something to do besides play Sudoku.
I'm still doing the summer program. It's delightfully sucky. The students keep trying to come into the lab during unscheduled hours, talking in non-indoor voices, and now they've decided to start stealing my doodles. Yes, my doodles. I was bored I scribbled something on a piece of paper, moved it to the desk behind me and when I was going to go back and finish it up someone had gone and taken my doodle! What the heck!? High School students are weird.
Erin wants me to post a collection of my webcomic links somewhere where she can have ready and easy access to them. I think I'll do that tonight--give me a good reason to sort out the links section "something I read, something I read, something I decided to check out when I had more time and didn't, something that I read and that I find awesome, something that stopped updating and wasn't worth reading anyway, something on hiatus . . ." you get the idea. It's been a long time since I've gone through my collection of links and sorted them by category. I'll also have to type little blurbs about all the webcomics again since I can't find the e-mails I've sent out to spread the webcomic love. At least it gives me something to do besides play Sudoku.