Spent Friday night gaming with the Friday night group, as they continued their Desolation game. (Yes, I know, I'm now two weeks behind in posting the journal entries for the game. They'll be posted up here this week, promise.) The gang had a decent time of it, and are really enjoying the game right now, and having a blast with their characters. Oh, and the plot's pretty good, too. :)
Saturday was
After that, he needed to take care of something for his dad, and then we went over to Michaels, the arts and crafts supply store, where I picked up some dinosaur replicas made by the folks at Safari Ltd.. I picked up a T-Rex, two t-rex kids, a Stegosaurus, a Spinosaurus, and a Brachiosaur. They didn't have a lot of selection, but I'll find other stuff that I'm looking for elsewhere. Steve dropped me off at the house, and then I hopped in the car and went over to pick up my mother and take her to do some grocery shopping.
I spent the evening relatively peacefully enough, as my goddaughter was dropped off by her parents for an overnight, as Kathy and SteveB needed a bit of time on their own. Ellie was good as gold, as we did a bit of reading, watching some Primeval, and she took my dinosaurs and set up a diorama of sorts. (Sadly, I couldn't take a photo of it.)
Sunday morning, Ellie and I got up and had a croissant breakfast, and then I got her ready for Kathy to pick her up before I got down to gaming with the Sunday afternoon group. We spent about half an hour reading, as I gave her a copy of The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien recently, and she considers it one of her "prized, favvy possessions".
After Ellie left, I got around to making some soup and a tuna sandwich for lunch, and then got down to gaming with the Sunday gaming group.
Spent Sunday night relaxing, watching a Doctor Who DVD, "Meglos", and then doing a bit of reading of some historical stuff that I'm reading out of pure interest at the moment. I don't know what my fascination with all things Easter Island is, but I'm rather enjoying the current volume that I'm engrossed in, The Navel of the Earth: Easter Island by Jennifer Vanderbes. Fascinating reading, so far. I managed to crawl into bed around 11:00 pm, although I had planned to sleep earlier than that, but such are the plans of mice and men. :)
Didn't sleep all that well last night, as I woke up around 4:30 am covered in sweat, heart thumping away, throat dry, and with the feeling that I just had a dream that I didn't want to remember. Now, I'm at work and having a decent day of it, even though I am somewhat bleary-eyed. Ah, well, such is life.