The first real snow of the season is falling and it’s actually kind of nice.
The rotting pumpkin doesn’t share this view. (Sorry little guy but you were starting to smell.)
The last of the fall leaves have fallen and winter is closing in. Not a lot of opportunities for interesting photos until the snow falls.
After 20 months and 83 sessions, my group ended our third D&D campaign. During that time, one member got his drivers license, I moved across the country, another sold the house he had built, and our DM became pregnant with her first child. It’s more than just a game.
I’ve spent over 40 hours drawing a poster to commemorate the conclusion of my D&D group’s year and a half campaign. It’s our DM’s first major campaign and she’s done a stellar job. I can’t wait to get the prints to them.😆
The skies and the trees glowed together for a few, brief minutes this morning. This is as close as I could come to capturing the incredibly intense colors. I didn’t expect such a show while taking the compost out.
Visitors to the back door are increasing as the temperatures fall. We’re technically not supposed to feed them but who could say no to that face?! A little sunflower seeds never hurt anyone.😇
No One Cares - “People care about how your output helps them. No one cares about much else.”
It’s a cynical take, and I know it isn’t healthy, but I’ve been feeling this a lot lately.
Trees can make pictures just like clouds. I see a dragon but that’s probably just because my D&D game is tonight.
The first really cold evening came early this year but that didn’t stop us from enjoying the skeleton festival.
Phantom Hurri-pains
Ian is the first major hurricane hitting my hometown since I moved away. I spent all yesterday helping to coordinate emergency alert information on the university website. I chatted with family, friends, and coworkers about their plans for evacuating …
