Flooding is awful for the people in NC. For the website, why isn't there a fail-over? Maybe nobody thought about a lifetime-level flood from a hurricane. I can understand that. But there should have been a 'what if power goes out?' scenario in the DR book.
viserys é em mts aspectos uma criatura patética; ele também é terrível e desumaniza e abusa da sua irmã mais nova, a quem ele deveria proteger, em nome de perseguir o sonho de retomar o trono de ferro; Dany tem treze anos treze
Second was watching Endgame on opening night, because the portals scene? There's a reason I will never forget it or fail to mist up at that, because the entire theater was ROARING as it happened.
Welp, my computer chair's lift cylinder is starting to fail. I can't be too surprised, I've had it for 5-6 years now and it's seen some heavy use in that time. FYI, the rest of the chair has held up great, no other damage or issues elsewhere.
Playing in a Curse of Strahd campaign for the first time, and I made a character built more for articulation and deception than fighting, the wife of a business mogul who ran his empire behind the scenes. Today she was one of two to survive a potential TPK with 5 death saves and only 1 fail.
I would fail Womanhood 1970 so bad. We’ve lived in our house (not our first) for over 3 years and have almost nothing on our walls. None of the furniture was purchased for this house. The floor is full of toys and kid crafting stuff. And it is perfectly chaotic and ours. Decorating. Psssh.
My fave part of last night was watching Yibo miss all his serves and his liddol giggles. Not because I wanted to see him fail but because I think he often seems superhuman to us b/c he's so good at everything and I liked watching him be nervous. It reminded me that he's like us too and I love that 💚
Hearing an agent find your premise engaging and interesting but fail to connect to your writing is more painful than a form rejection. It shouldn't be, because at the very least it means the premise is good. But since 99% of a book is the fucking writing, it sure does hurt a lot.
So far he's trying to trigger a snap election by putting forward a no-confidence vote. Which he KNOWS will fail cuz nobody else wants to prop the conservatives on that motion. He knows this because 68 Conservative MPs are eligible for MP pension next year.