Even four hours later, I couldn't stop being happy. And when we got home, I noticed on the FacetuBe, that everyone else was agreeing. Not a bad hoot at all. Not bad at all.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Smoldering Parts, No BBQ pt. 5: Dying Embers
Monday morning came orderly enough. I woke up at 7 am and forced myself into fitful naps until 10:30 or so. Spent most of the last 30 minutes of our allotted time in the hotel 3-S'ing and packing up crap. Had a sandwich with the wife and then went to get the car ready for loading. Said goodbye to Dr Nik and Hrothgar, both heading out to other vacation endeavors. Dr Nik is helping us getting prepared for GenCon and David gave us some free greeting cards with his water colors on them and started the drive home.
Even four hours later, I couldn't stop being happy. And when we got home, I noticed on the FacetuBe, that everyone else was agreeing. Not a bad hoot at all. Not bad at all.
This Hoot was sponsored by Game Soapbox Productions, Peryton Publishing, Panik Productions, Christine Crabb Private Editorial Services and Asian World Imports. With special mentions to Trollish Delver games and aspiring author Mark Thorton.
Even four hours later, I couldn't stop being happy. And when we got home, I noticed on the FacetuBe, that everyone else was agreeing. Not a bad hoot at all. Not bad at all.
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4 comments:
I had a fantastic time! THANK YOU for being the driving force behind the Hoot!!!
Anytime woman.
Now there's someone with good taste in adventures. I only hope one day I can make it to one of your legendary Hoots.
I am working my way through your Thornguard and Thornton's project so I thought, 'What the heck?'
When you do the obligatory drive from New York City to San Francisco drive that all Europeans are wont to do, you give me a heads up. A 3-day Hoot to end all Hoots shall commence.
And there is always the Iceland Hoot I daydream of in about 5 years.
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