Steam please

One of the more annoying things about being on summer break to work on my knitting and sewing is the fact I sprained my right index finger, and it hurts, and I am right-handed. Plus, I want to knit accessories and sew clothes and bags.

Meme text: If I had a nickel for every time I thought this sounds like Teal'c from SG1's backstory, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice

So I read the first book in Sarah J. Maas's Crescent City series and was thinking about Stargate SG1, especially the connections between Hunt and Teal'c and the issues for Hunt. It reminded me of my frustrations with Thor: Love and Thunder in a similar vein, and then I made the two nickels meme.

What, what's the difference in real life?

Wawak may have the buttons you need, but they are online.

You aren't doing well to prove your point to say not to play indie TTRPGS (I love the sarcasm and writing of your post).

So I have been doing karaoke at a local bar, and now I want to sew outfits that I like for the bar and a bag to hold my stuff when I am doing it. (plus replacing my pjs)

There is life after Joann for #sewing and #quilting folk. Consider…

• Mood / moodfabrics.com
• Michael Levine / lowpricefabrics.com
• Blackbird Fabrics / blackbirdfabrics.com
• X-Trims / AllLeatherSupplies on etsy
• Goldstar Tool / goldstartool.com
• Wawak / wawak.com

What's a suiter?

I miss going there; it looks so much warmer than where I am now.

Do other people who see have a garment and a bag/smaller items fabric stash? I like the smaller projects for the quicker finished juices, but I want to make garments that fit me better but I only add to my smaller projects stash to use up that fabric. Any tips?

Ah okay, I get that. I also think they talk and work together out of the game more than a strandard group. The things with Scary and Glenn would be a big ask for a normal group.

What do you mean by that, I find it can teach a lot. Granted, I was in my second year of playing DND regularly by the time I got into it.

Thanks for the rec, looked it up.

The reason why I don't like romantasy is the fact I really don't like romance, and the only way I will enjoy a book vs fanfiction that I already know is it a satire of the genre, and I am worried that people will think that women aren't reading a book if there isn't or little romance. #Booksky

Would you also suggest which version of the rules you are using (aka 2014 vs. 2024) since I know wouldn't switch over to 2024?

One of the most interesting things about being a knitter who grew up in the California and is now in grad school in New England, is that I ask Canadians for help to make my handknits warmer.

Thanks, I will check it out

Beautiful, where did you get the pattern?

Makes sense, that's me for solo rpgs, but I'm more attached to my friends and people than a system.

It's a social game, I'll play any ttrpg I gel with the GM and party.

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THORN Crawl is here!

My take on the hexcrawl has been added to the THORN page. If you own the game, you get these rules!

Not only that, but you get the Obron Almanac, which will eventually feature all 30 regions/maps of the world!

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I feel like the reason I am frustrated at Romanasty is the fact that most people assume that's where the femme readers go, and I personally really hate reading Romance. I'm fine with the trend as long as I get a balance of for non-romance books.

How did you line them, I usually use fingering weight fingerless mitts?

So I watched a Nutshell video about the Cruel Prince, and I was wondering why this sounds familiar. And then I went because the premise is super close to the October Daye books.

Sounds fun

Five book corners of varying patterns, two historical pastoral women, two dark blue and yellow backgrounds with flowers, and a space theme of light and dark blue.

Welp, I am sewing some fun projects, and while I mostly read on my kindle, I made some book corners as gifts for aunts and cousins.

I feel like people aren't willing to have stories because they don't trust the party or dm. I completely stopped emotional connection to my PCs in bad games. Or not used to doing it and not willing to take the leap. I don't like writing, so it's harder for me to make that commitment than DNDaddies.

I had the same experience with a group of people from the ttrpg of my college with Alice is Strange, since we weren't experienced in improv and didn't like the lack of control we had.

So for #BookSky and non Discworld fans, what do you think a book about Santa gone missing and Death takes his place?