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Wed Oct 26 08:07:04 EDT 2016
Slept from nine to five without waking. Dozed until seven-something. I fee pretty rested.
High of forty-six today. Rain, especially after one o'clock.
Goals:
Work:
- Review invoices
Done.
- Follow up with CDW about Windows license (why is this not routine?)
Done. They actually managed to get us our key.
- Update unit rents
Twenty minute walk at lunch. Rain, but my North Face jacket made it comfortable. Stopped for Chinese.
Home:
- Play with Golang a little
Done.
- Work on D&D mini rules
No.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fox_%28folk_song%29
http://dungeonofsigns.blogspot.com/2016/10/monster-design-and-necessity.html
> Every monster in the Dreamlands in unique: molerat men, weird slime people, root kings, a multi-armed something with a a big hungry mouth. This is wonderful - as a player one must use one's own estimates of what looks dangerous, what might be friendly and what special attacks or defenses a creature might have. In making these tactical decisions the player is engaging in thinking about the setting fiction rather then trying to remember what the statistics of a goblin or troll are in the latest monster manual, or what some other well known fantasy beast might do.
Breakfast: carrots, spinach, yogurt, coffee with half-and-half
Lunch: sesame chicken
Dinner: Philly cheesesteak
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