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feet across and half of that in height. This bird is covered in fluffy, silver
down feathers - not a single adult feather visible. This gives the small
creature a puffy, rounded appearance around its torso. His beak is entirely
silver and lacks the pointed tip that an adult orel might have. A pair of grey-
blue eyes peer out above the beak, near twitchingly shifting their gaze as even
the tiniest speck of dust moves.
that is what I see in my brain..except poorly drawn in MS paint because I can't draw worth crap, I use a mouse, and I am not an artist. It's a giant, silvery puffball.
It uses a single D12 for -everything- that happens in the game, and your stats and combat modifiers are built around the specialties (similar to DnD feats) that you learn.
I remember, involve me and I
learn.
-Benjamin Franklin
I remember, involve me and I
learn.
-Benjamin Franklin
Now, whether or not the jarhead knows how to use it, is an entirely different story
I remember, involve me and I
learn.
-Benjamin Franklin
So, happy Mothers Day to all our Aetolian mothers, hope you have/are having/had a good day!
Cute-Kelli by @Sessizlik.
http://anilinkz.tv/series/overlord
...is it sad I can probably name an Aetolian for a lot of those characters?
On Mother's Day I booked a special brunch where both our families would get to meet each other officially. I had been dreading it for a while because my mother tends to be very critical, and his mother is very opinionated. Turns out, they get along very well, and so do our dads.
I took up leatherwork as a hobby (and also as part of my job) about two years ago. Lately I've been working on some leather armour pieces as part of teaching as a class, but eventually plan on turning them into show pieces once the full suit is complete. I managed to complete the bracers today, and plan on working on greaves later this week. After that, I'll be working on a chest piece and helmet. I kind of wish it was commissioned work so I'd be getting paid for it, but it's a fun test of skill.
Even better? My fiance and I were doing paperwork for paying off his student loans. To our surprise, the entire $25, 000 has been fully paid off, and he no longer owes anything. We even called to make sure it wasn't a mistake. If only my student debt would be cleared so soon.
Gotta say, the US did make a good impression on me and I have already decided to go back next year. But next time, with awesome costumes of my own.
I enjoy this YT series, it's weirdly satisfying to watch, and shoes a lot of cool stuff.
this is just an example of what I'm talking about.
(Spinesreach): Xiuhcoatl says, "Oh man, grab the children-corn. This is gonna be good."
Working at all the loose ends so that my promotion file is solid by the deadline - scrambling to brush up and recert my language proficiency, spending over five hundred bucks on a uniform that I'll wear like three times ever. Also working through three different avenues to arrange a job here in NC after I'm done with my current tour. Which required arranging to qualify in -another- language.
Trying to get back into it physically, after spending a solid four months pretty much incapacitated with a neck/shoulder injury and on-off muscle relaxers and pain meds.
Balancing that with moving forward with buying a house while working 50+ hours a week as an instructor in the most intense trauma block of a very difficult medical course - outside without a cellphone, so that I scramble to connect dots during a lunch break that is an hour at most.
It's been rough to say the least, and the days when I -have- had time I've just wanted to spend doing something absolutely mindless rather than fret over the thousand details that I'm worrying over.
BUT.
I'm finally at a place where I've done pretty much all that I can. My piece is played and mostly a waiting game.
It was pointed out in a meeting today that of all the students I have trained and passed this year, not a single one has failed any of the subsequent blocks. Apparently my wazoo methods are effective.
And most of all, I am driving up north Thursday to pick up my daughter for her summer break. It's been a few years since I haven't had a deployment of some sort during that time to prevent any significant stays.
Not all is gray, and maybe sometime this year I'll be able to take a breath!
The visit in Oklahoma has really felt like a vacation. Its been nothing but visiting with my mom and niece so far. It will get hectic later, but it is really nice.
Cute-Kelli by @Sessizlik.
His side job.