[dungeoncrawl] Re: The missing Rig

  • From: jimkaren@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • To: dungeoncrawl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 2 Dec 2002 09:05:44 US/Eastern

Yes, I'm still mourning for the shed.  
It's not like cremation is an option, 
or burial - maybe I can make some 
modern art out of it.  And with these 
wonderful "no payments/no interest" 
plans these days, I still haven't even 
paid for it yet. :)

Karen, her dad, and I went out 
yesterday afternoon and lashed what is 
left to a tree - he suggested we build 
a wooden frame and reconstruct the shed 
around it, but after all that work, I 
can't yet build up any interest.  
Joy. :)

So how was everyone else's weekend?


> 
>     Yes, I had a nice Thanksgiving.  
I spent last night decorating the tree,
> which looks great!  I'm hoping we 
have a chance for everyone to come see 
it
> during the holiday season, although I 
know how busy everyone is.
>     I also have Dennis' miniature.  
I'm not sure where it was, but it is 
now in
> the case, safe and sound.  I'm 
beginning to think that the little 
buggers are
> like the cast of Toy Story; when I'm 
not around they go out on adventures of
> their own.  I gave Dennis the seat of 
honor on the shelf, since he is the
> patriarch of the new deities 
(although don't call him Father of the 
Gods!  He
> doesn't like that! :)  ).
>     Sorry to hear the news about the 
shed.  Good grief!  Who would have 
thought
> one little shed would be so much 
trouble!  Maybe you should build an 
underground
> bunker to store your stuff.  I'll 
bring a shovel!  :)
> 
> 
> Jim and Karen wrote:
> 
> > John,
> >
> > We weren't missing Rig, but it was 
definitely in good hands, or, 
pockets. :)
> > Did you have a nice Thanksgiving?  
I know we did - also, did Dennis's
> > miniature show up?  It's weird how 
it vanished.
> >
> > Lastly, remember that shed project 
Matt and Damon helped me with one
> > morning?  Yesterday, Karen and I 
took her grandparents out to show them 
our
> > property, and we found the shed - 
completely upside down. :)
> >
> > A strong wind must have come along 
in the last two weeks since I've been
> > out, and made a royal mess of 
things.  It looks salvageable, but it 
will be
> > one ugly shed when I'm done.  I 
never had enough time to tie it down - 
oh,
> > well.
> >
> > Have a good day!
> >
> > Jim
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Johnathan Detrick" 
<jdetrick@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> > To: "Riders II" 
<dungeoncrawl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> > Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 
8:37 AM
> > Subject: [dungeoncrawl] The missing 
Rig
> >
> > >
> > > Guys,
> > >     I know just about everyone is 
home today, but I wanted to send this
> > > before I forgot.  Were we missing 
Rig's miniature?  Have we been looking
> > > for it?  I put on my winter coat 
for the first time this year on
> > > Wednesday.  As I was coming home 
Wednesday night, I felt something in my
> > > inside pocket.  Curious, I looked 
in.  Lo and behold, it was Rig's
> > > miniature.  I have to assume that 
the poor miniature was in there all
> > > summer, since I haven't worn that 
coat since probably at least March.
> > > On the plus side, he was nestled 
inside my inner pocket, protected by a
> > > few tissues, so he was quite safe 
and comfy while he was waiting for me
> > > to find him.  Sorry if I 
concerned someone this summer when he 
seemed
> > > lost.
> > >     I have reorganized the case 
in the basement which houses our
> > > miniatures.  It was getting 
extremely crowded to have them all on 
one
> > > shelf.  To alleviate this, and to 
give the miniatures a better exposure,
> > > I have moved them to the upper 
shelves (putting them at eye level), and
> > > I have also split them over two 
shelves.  The top shelf has those
> > > characters that have become 
deities.  I have to say, it's an 
impressive
> > > collection of miniatures, and I 
wish I could take a snapshot of it and
> > > put it in the collection where we 
will write-up the deities for the new
> > > world.  That shelf is pretty full.
> > >     Below it is the shelf for 
those characters that have died in the
> > > course of our adventures.  
Cassius, Jaran, Krazz, Knobolithin,
> > > Janson...  There aren't nearly as 
many miniatures on this shelf.  Damon,
> > > it looks like you'll have to kill 
off some characters, so I can fill
> > > this shelf up.  :)  Of course, 
you only can kill characters that have
> > > dedicated miniatures, but I 
believe everyone in the Sigil now 
qualifies.
> > >
> > >     Hope everyone had a great 
Thanksgiving!  Talk to you guys on 
Monday
> > > (although I'll be here all day if 
anyone is bored).
> > >     John
> > >
> > >
> > >
> 
> 
> 



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