ME19four: life, faith and role-playing games
Tonight MLPK - tomorrow Cheltenham
Hurrah!
Car hired and packed. Nice lady at GB offices says I can collect the tickets, which never arrived, at the box office. (Aha - A Greenbelt queueing experience!) Weather forecast set fair.
So Lord, how about a lack of traffic jams on the M25 clockwise, if you please.
Watch out GB here we come! (At least at about 9.15 tomorrow morning!)
:-)
except... Greenbelt here we come
that is when I finally receive the tickets or can get through on the telephone line!
Pick up the hire car tomorrow (our mega-tent is too big for my small car boot), pack, see if we have room for food. Ignore bank balances. Charge mobile phone. Check on other bloggers and friends. Attempt to sleep. Try to avoid 3 hour queue on M25 and then...
...look out Cheltenham. My 17th
Greenbelt. (And will it be a Mudfest, we haven't had one for a while - not that I want one....)
This might be the last post before... but knowing my internet addiction I somehow doubt it! However did I survive without broadband? (Although I probably did more work...)
And I though I was a Moose....
While idling away the odd moments at the end of a productive morning I pottered off the
see-through faith, and indirectly to a number of those wonderfully silly time-wasting quizzes. I have no idea which book I was, and decided about eighth time round that I certainly wasn't the one it said I was (and no, I'm not telling!)
I did, however, come up with this...
You're a Dragon!
Noble, regal, and highly misunderstood, you're a bit of a loner at
heart. You like caves, the sky, and other vast expanses of air where you can blow
off steam. You and people like you got a lot more respect in the old days, but now
your type only shows up in songs about young children. They're the only people who
really believe in your potential. As long as you believe in yourself, and don't
breathe directly at anyone, you'll be okay. You have a strange liking for string and
sealing-wax.
Take the Animal Quiz
at the Blue Pyramid.
Well, what more can I say?
So much for Haloscan...
...or more correctly, the whole thing needed an overhaul and it just didn't seem worth the effort. You can tell I'm marking time before
Greenbelt, can't you?
To some he's the vicar, Reverend Stuart, on a mission to help people discover the open secret of eternal life.
To others he is a writer, thinker, punster and drinking partner.
He is Dr Moose - and these are some of his thoughts.