Organize Big Books
We have a lot of non-paperbacks, too. It would be nice to have them in some semblance of organization. “Arthur Ransome lives in the drawing room; Flashman lives in the office.”
We have a lot of non-paperbacks, too. It would be nice to have them in some semblance of organization. “Arthur Ransome lives in the drawing room; Flashman lives in the office.”
He loves it. We’ve done the Celtics and the Red Sox. Either of those again would be ducky.
We have, oh, something over a thousand? This will take a weekend.
I have a lot of old clothing. It takes up space. I should do something about that.
I have a few DVDs I don’t need or want. (The latter saves the entire sentence from being an understatement. I have a ton of DVDs I don’t, strictly speaking, need…) I want to sell them.
I don’t do as much gaming as I’d like to, and I’d really like to break through my laziness about running short-term games. I had a stretch where I did a few. Let’s get those GMing muscles back.
Publish a podcast. Five episodes minimum, because I want to stick with it. I have a gaming idea in my head. This one should get done quickly.
Presumably open-source. This will probably be my DDI Character Builder iPhone hack.
It’s one of my favorite places on earth, consumerism and all. We’ve been there once, and loved it. We want to go again.
Most likely roleplaying in nature, although not necessarily. The idea is to do something big – a campaign world, a game, something with a bit of substance to it.