TollHouseGolem wrote:Thanks for the heads-up on the plagmada folder, Bill."Down here in Belize, I finally opened up what's left of my game collection and found that the movers repacked my miniatures turning them upside down. While they were magnetized and with some packing peanuts, I figured that they would only survive the usually rocking and rolling of a ship at sea... not being turned upside and shook loose thousands of times. I'll have to see what's salvageable and what been turned into Rock Tumbler product."Speaking as a miniatures enthusiast, that's like a dagger in the back! Sorry to hear that. I hope more survived than not. Drop a line with an update once you have a chance to go through them if you could.
Bill Owen wrote:Thanks Ronald!I got an email from a guy named Tim Hutchings who runs a website called http://www.plagmada.org. He solicits gamers' maps, descriptions, and miscellaneous items* associated with FRP. If you haven't seen it, I'd suggest you look at it and consider offering some of your own home brew.
rhynne wrote:Hey Bill,Well it took a while but the book finally arrived today! The mailing address was interesting, it looks that Lulu sent it from France to Hong Kong. I think it would have been faster if it had been sent from the USA.Best regards,Ronald
Bill Owen wrote: I hope you enjoy it!
Bill Owen wrote:A half-British half-Belizean and half-American neighbor invited Pat & I to watch the entire Lord of the Rings extended edition on Blu-ray yesterday. He had gotten it as a gift and I think his Brazilian wife, a new mom, wouldn't go for the whole 11 hours and 23 minutes--plus bathroom breaks. Armed with 24 pies (meat pies delivered by guy with a chef's hat on motorcycle--sometimes I think I'm living in a fantasy game plot written by Bob!) and Coca Cola (the only drink brand of Belize), we started just after 11 AM and finished right after 11:30 PM!