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Thanks for posting that.
Holy shit, the backend was Wordpress… 💀
Edited, mis-read Gideon’s comment. That’s what I get for dog walking and reading at the same time.
Thanks for posting that.
Holy shit, the backend was Wordpress… 💀
Edited, mis-read Gideon’s comment. That’s what I get for dog walking and reading at the same time.
https://bsky.app/profile/gideonzhi.bsky.social/post/3kypgqcah6k2p
Gideon Zhi has some more context on Bluesky. Sounds like the main (only) admin made things… difficult.
I don’t know your life situation OP, but my wife and I have found it very helpful to designate one night of the week as our “weekly meeting.” After the kids go to bed, we spend some time together, catching up on the previous week and talking about next week. We also meal plan and make a grocery list. And both of us usually have a few things written down that we want to discuss, like upcoming trips, major expenses, etc.
It’s really nice to have Thursday nights as a time set aside just for the two of us to focus on each other and all the little things you forget about during the week. YMMV, of course.
I think OP means it more as “in da houzz.”
Another benefit to remote Foundry games: you can stop at any time and the board/scene does not change. Hit a hard stop time in the middle of combat? Who cares! The turn tracker will stay right where it’s at until next week.
Agreed and Starfield wasn’t even that bad. I just don’t have any time to play a mediocre game when BG3 is sitting right there.
Highway 61 Revisited could have been my favorite Bob Dylan song, except for that damn slide whistle.
Oh, very few, tbh. I was friends with a number of transplants and the high school question was shorthand for the difficulty we all had getting settled in STL. It was really hard to make friends and get a job at first. But things got better and I miss the city a lot.
As an ex-Saint Louis transplant, I’m downvoting this on principle.
TBH, I’m a native Kansan and have only ever heard it called “Ark City.”