Saintly Planning
Tomorrow is the traditional day for some wee reinforcing o' the stereotypes. And then comes a bit of gaming. Having looked carefully into the matter, I can safely say that I'm not up for any Irish themed games.So I'll just be there at the normal time with random games.
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posted by Brian @ 6:30 PM
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I will almost certainly not be able to attend Monday night. I might be available Friday but likely not before. However as Friday is Good Friday and Purim I don't have high hopes.
Looks like I can make it. Long story. You have to come to hear it.
Now I'm intrigued. A long story about being able to make it?
Interesting.
I'm planning on coming.
If Sean confirms that he is coming, I probably will just take the bus so I don't have to deal with that stupid traffic on the way there.
Stage II should make another appearance. I also need to finish up talks about trades and finalize something so I can possibly play a regular season game before going to Baton Rouge for easter.
Hooray, my 'homework' is not due until NEXT Tuesday. Call me the proverbial grasshopper, but this grasshopper can show up for games tomorrow.
I must find some corned beef and cabbage today. I drank enough green beer at Notre Dame to last me a lifetime though.
I will make a brief appearance around 1700 hours. I'm progressing in my project to re-base some Wizkids Horrorclix figures, transforming them into Heroscape figures resulting in: Aliens vs. Predator vs. Marvel vs. Hellboy with lots of helpers for each side from the vanilla Heroscape universe. One of these days I'll grow up.
Turns out that I can't make it tonight.
I'll be there, 6ish. I can give you a ride home, Michael.
Oh - forgot to mention that I acquired a copy of Lost Valley, plays 3-4. Bringing it tonight, if anyone is interested.
Assuming no one comes over for Smash (haven't gotten a call or email just yet), I'll probably just go out and get my fill of green beer.
Oh St. Patty, I know not of your accolades, but how I enjoy the celebration of your memory.
Decided to pass at the last minute. Miscellaneous life tasks are to blame.
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