D&D and Driving
Jul. 19th, 2004 06:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
medievallassToday is a nice day the weather is lovely and sunny, as it often is here this time of year. I love Summer time. I find myself feeling very greatful of the lengthy days.
I felt badly for Mum today. Dad is remodling the bathroom, or I should say re-building the bathroom. Unfortunately this requires lots of sawing, hammering, and ripping out of old rotten wood and Mum works nights from 10 at night to about anywhere from 8 to 10 in the morning depending one how heavy the work is at the hospital is and how many patients she has. I don't know how much sleep she has been able to get, but we did get out today so-- hopefully it was enough. She didn't seem to bothered though she was quite cheery when she greeting Ben and I at the back door, after coming through the bathroom wall!
To switch subjucts, just a little. I have introduced my little brother Ben (whose 11) to D&D. He was really anxious/ excited to start playing as he and his friends are already really into RPGs so I set them up with some characters and got them going. I've been playing for a while as a character, but thought I would try my best to DM for them, even though I don't know exactly what I doing, I think I've got it alright though. I ended up making a character I really like to guide them along called Talcara. She's a cross-classed fighter 20th level and cleric 15th level. The boys, Ben and his two friends seem to really like her. It's kind of liberating really to play a different type of character, because as much as I love to play dwarves, I feel kind of tight casted lol. It's nice to play a easy to play human, but a though as hell one! I've had sometime to work on her character and she's important to the storyline of the game so it's working pretty well. As a writer I love to make characters and put them in stories. But sometimes I just have the character by themselves and am not sure what to do with them. I guess that's what D&D is really good for ^_^.
Oh man Ben and I have been reading WAY to much Harry Potter and have come to conclusion that Scooby Doo and Jaber Jaw the Shark off that one cartoon are VERY confused Animagus'. Heh just joking, but we thought it was funny anyway.
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Another thing I have done since I last posted ( which feels like forever ago) is that I have finished the driving portion of my Driver's Ed class. It was really nerve racking at first, but it got better towards the end. I feel much more comfortable about it now.
I think I just have one more thing to say in this entry. I should be going to SCA this weekend! It is time for River's Bend's Willaim Tell event yay! I will just have to get directions and call me friend from the Shire. Oh I'm so looking forward to it!
I felt badly for Mum today. Dad is remodling the bathroom, or I should say re-building the bathroom. Unfortunately this requires lots of sawing, hammering, and ripping out of old rotten wood and Mum works nights from 10 at night to about anywhere from 8 to 10 in the morning depending one how heavy the work is at the hospital is and how many patients she has. I don't know how much sleep she has been able to get, but we did get out today so-- hopefully it was enough. She didn't seem to bothered though she was quite cheery when she greeting Ben and I at the back door, after coming through the bathroom wall!
To switch subjucts, just a little. I have introduced my little brother Ben (whose 11) to D&D. He was really anxious/ excited to start playing as he and his friends are already really into RPGs so I set them up with some characters and got them going. I've been playing for a while as a character, but thought I would try my best to DM for them, even though I don't know exactly what I doing, I think I've got it alright though. I ended up making a character I really like to guide them along called Talcara. She's a cross-classed fighter 20th level and cleric 15th level. The boys, Ben and his two friends seem to really like her. It's kind of liberating really to play a different type of character, because as much as I love to play dwarves, I feel kind of tight casted lol. It's nice to play a easy to play human, but a though as hell one! I've had sometime to work on her character and she's important to the storyline of the game so it's working pretty well. As a writer I love to make characters and put them in stories. But sometimes I just have the character by themselves and am not sure what to do with them. I guess that's what D&D is really good for ^_^.
Oh man Ben and I have been reading WAY to much Harry Potter and have come to conclusion that Scooby Doo and Jaber Jaw the Shark off that one cartoon are VERY confused Animagus'. Heh just joking, but we thought it was funny anyway.
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Another thing I have done since I last posted ( which feels like forever ago) is that I have finished the driving portion of my Driver's Ed class. It was really nerve racking at first, but it got better towards the end. I feel much more comfortable about it now.
I think I just have one more thing to say in this entry. I should be going to SCA this weekend! It is time for River's Bend's Willaim Tell event yay! I will just have to get directions and call me friend from the Shire. Oh I'm so looking forward to it!
