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Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 4:15 pm
by Rock of the Fraternity
Put all your actions in an IC post, please...

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 4:23 pm
by Ail
Fear Save: 1d20+8 = 11

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 4:14 pm
by Ken of Ghastria
As Lucien goes later in the initiative, I had been waiting to see Zumba's and Vincent's actions before posting. But I'll post tonight regardless.

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 5:08 pm
by Ail
Ken of Ghastria wrote:As Lucien goes later in the initiative, I had been waiting to see Zumba's and Vincent's actions before posting. But I'll post tonight regardless.
Oh? I thought I had posted already! :oops:

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 7:37 pm
by A G Thing
Bump! Everyone busy I guess?

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 7:11 pm
by Ail
Just waiting, and checking daily.

How are you, Dany? Did you escape Sandy unhurt? I hope so!!!

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 8:06 pm
by A G Thing
Hey Alex... Sandy did little more than pop up on my news radar...

No one I know was really affected by it but with the election coverage swamping things you had to look online to get more than a passing notice of it without some political bull behind it.

Still I hear conflicting reports on how bad it really was so I don't know what to think on it.

Hope everyone there is okay!

How are things with you? You done moving?

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 9:35 pm
by Ken of Ghastria
Sandy was bad. VERY bad. Millions of people (literally) across New Jersey, New York City, and Long Island lost power. Thousands still do not have power 10 days later. The New Jersey coastline, including Atlantic City, suffered a lot of damage, and Staten Island, NY - my hometown - may have suffered the most. My parents' home in Midland Beach became a mud-covered, waterlogged mess. They lost a great deal of belongings, some of which are irreplaceable. Fortunately, they heeded the evacuation order the day before, but the home will likely not be livable for some time, if ever. In that area, the storm surge from Sandy's arrival destroyed homes, threw boats and cars for blocks, and killed people. Here's a snippet of info from last week. And check out the before-and-after photo in this article.

Lots more information about this disaster, including articles like this, a Google search away. :|

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 1:08 am
by A G Thing
Thanks for the link to something rather official and not layered in hyperbole... :)

Too many early reports or even others painted it worse than or less than by comparing it to other disasters or by some failure of some institution.

I really just wondered about it as its own thing and the people involved as its own thing rather than to compare it to others. People are people and I don't like agendas mixed with my news so much! Makes me trust it less...

The article seems removed from everything but the issues of the event and the people and that makes me trust it. Also since you offer a bit of an insider story I like to think I can trust it more because of this. Sorry for your families troubles :cry: and I hope things get back to normal for all the afflicted people soon.

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 9:10 pm
by Ail
Hi.

Sorry for the delay in answering, it has been a busy week. I haven't moved yet, but will do so next Saturday. So this week it's all about packing and saying good bye to friends and family.

I knew Sandy had been bad, but I didn't know you and yours lived on the East Coast, Ken. I was in Hawaii last week, and so every morning I woke up with the news on Sandy (more than elections, actually). I sincerely hope you can recover quickly, and that there has been no loss of life in your family, as I know some people have died. Unfortunately, these disasters are getting more frequent, but at least there was some time to prepare.

Good luck to you all!

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 9:18 pm
by Ken of Ghastria
Thanks, all.

I saw my parents over the weekend. They're doing well, all things considered, and are making themselves at home at my brother's townhouse (it'll be, ah, cozy for the three of them, but it's manageable). Although I didn't get over to our old house, my mother showed me photos that she took -- it was even worse than I had imagined, and like Han Solo, I can imagine quite a lot. :| Now we're just going to pay the Insurance Game and hope my parents roll a solid hit on getting compensation. It's pretty certain, though, that the house will end up getting condemned. What a mess.

Looking forward to kicking some undead butt in this game again!

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 5:32 pm
by Ail
Flying tomorrow morning for London. I may be out of net for a while, but not much I hope. =)

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 12:31 am
by A G Thing
Have fun if you can! :)

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 12:25 pm
by Ail
k, I'm settled :)

Re: A stitch in Souragne - OOC

Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 6:19 am
by Rock of the Fraternity
*grinds teeth* I am tempted to think the game was cursed because I failed to start it on Halloween, as per forum tradition.

My beloved laptop is having trouble with the DNS-lookup. I get the internet in brief fits, so I'm sending this message from my dear sister's computer... Needless to say, I am trying to find a solution. Please bear with me, once more... *groans*

*runs from zombies attracted by the groaning*