My office once held a multi-year D&D game that quickly became the most popular way to create community between teams. It brought more disparate people together than all the sports and drinking events ever did. Sadly, COVID abruptly ended it and my office is lesser for it.
My daughter’s art camp was a great success. She was nervous about it but, when we arrived to pick her up, she was in a big group of girls all hugging and crying for having to leave. One of her new friends told me she ran a giant 10 person D&D game that she made up for them.
These violet beauties just popped up seemingly overnight and I can’t stop taking the time to stop and appreciate them.
I keep trying to take photos of something other than sunsets but I can’t help myself. Dramatic lighting transforms the most pedestrian of views into something spectacular.
All of my D&D characters get “trophies” so I spent the afternoon painting their minis. They’re a small accomplishment (literally) but it feels so good to be doing something creative again.
Still testing positive but my overall health has improved massively over the past couple of days. Fevers are gone, I’m breathing through my nose again, and I’m thankful I never lost my smell or taste because earl grey has been my best friend throughout this thing.
Favorite hood ornament from this year’s Motor Muster was on a pink Nash Metropolitan.
