Birthday and Holiday wishes

Add all the Happy (insert Holiday here) wishes and and Happy birthday to specific users. (I will try to do better about making a post for everyone's birthdays or at least once a month do a group birthday announcement.)

Thanks _ Management

Happy Wednesday!

OK as we are getting to the end of May I will post a DEEPLY Apologetic Tardy HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Neysa who had her birthday on May 3rd.

OK It's still before midnight so Happy Birthday, Steven.

Hm, I just noticed that our ages are posted in the mini-profile to the left of our posts.

Wow, Mr. Kettle, you're old!

- Mr. Pot

OMG, Pot! You're white!

Kettle.

As I'm currently in Missouri, it's still Sunday. Happy Easter.

We may have just gotten our internet workign at the house, but I doubt we'll get much online stuff done this weekend. Saturday there's a cookout including a bunch of jerked meat (ranging from chicken and pork to lobster), and Sunday we're supposed to be meeting some folks for Board Games at Treefort, with a dinner break at Tim's Country Buffet. Tom, Jodi and Tony are invited to the cookout (hosted by our old neighbor - the only thing/person we'll miss about our old place), and we're hoping for a wider attendance Sunday as well (Steven, I think you'd really like Tim's and the camaraderie of gaming and it's all after church in Fayetteville). Going to Treefort is a celebration for Anna's birthday. Everyone is invited to join us Sunday.

I'll be offering chainmail items, miniature siege engines and the like for sale at the Wesleyan Market until after 1pm. Probably closer to 2. I might stop by - we'll see.

Tom, I wouldn't worry about the time. Tony and I won't be there until after 2 most likely. Lunch at church, an hour drive home, change clothes, and 40 minutes to Treefort.

That will still give us a few hours of gamey goodness before heading over to Tim's. (Which, btw, closes at 7pm on Sundays.)

I don't think I can really afford to join you guys tomorrow. I'm kinda in the doghouse for going to the movies today (it's a Mom thing, I don't understand). So, I will be laying low for now.

Actually I meant that my activities would be today (Saturday.) Still and all, fun was had, and I sold a ton of chainmail and such.

Tom, if you're able to make it to Treefort, consider bringing some of your wares. I think the dice bags could really sell there. Glad you had a successful market day.

Steven, sorry you're in the doghouse. Keep us enlightened on the intellectually stimulating TV fare. Or, you know, write more.

I have sort of an arrangement with Avalon Comics - they sell my dice bags on consignment. The day before the Market, I go by and pick up whatever hasn't sold, and then return it afterwards if I don't sell it myself. So right now, they have my entire stock. I'll keep that in mind for down the road, though!

This afternoon Jeff and I will probably be seeing "Pacific Rim." So y'all have fun.

Today is, apparently, National Lefties Day. Why would we in America support a day that celebrates pinko commie socialist... Uh, what's that? Oh. Left-handed people. Well. Okay, then.

Happy day to celebrate that your brain is wired wrong!

  

Left-handed is Right-brained.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Chakakhanicon! Uh, Happy Harmoniconica... Hannumanikah...Hannukah!
(Did I get it right even once?)

To quote The Main Man, Lobo: "Merry Frakkin' Christmas!" BOOM! (That's The Main Man blowing away Santy Clause, the eee-ville tyrant of the North Pole who throws a yearly gift-giveaway as a PR campaign to massage his image into something wholesome. The next "BOOM" you hear is the nuclear warheads that Lobo has the elves make for him now that The Main Man has taken over from Santy Clause. So, duck and cover!)

Merry Christmas to all!

And now, for something completely different:

Tom.   

I have no words.   

For... how.. AWESOME that was!     

yeah, that was indeed pretty awesome.