Morphine is a hell of a drug, even if it is the only thing getting you through cell death before you can get in to surgery. I 100% knew I was too high, but it was better than the alternative.
MomoGajo
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That's great that you are getting some support and enjoyment.
That poor baby!
I'm glad to hear that. How are you doing?
That is so cool!
I don't have adhd, but my husband has what he categorizes as mild adhd. It is thanks to a mixture of meds and therapy as a child that he manages his symptoms as an adult without medication.
I have a very expressive face. As someone who's face will sometimes just emote, try not to read to much into this. Words and actions matter more. Faces will sometimes do whatever they do.
Hey friend. I know that things feel very big and overwhelming. Is there someone local that you can ask to help navigate this with you? I mean both local to where you are now and where your stuff is. Local to you can help with what you yourself are feeling and doing and local to your stuff to potentially halp on that end?
My dude, it will not look better when it's healed... that's a dick.
In the short term, leasing to a farmer isn't a bad idea. It looks like a lot of your tentative plans will take time and money, so a short term land rental might be a good idea.
Being a DM is not about telling YOUR story, it's about coming together with your players to create a story. So even if you are going off a pre-written campaign or story you created, you are incharge of the story. Let the rule of fun reign. If a battle is taking forever you can cut down the number of enemies or the enemy's abilities. Your in charge and if done right your players don't even know.
Thanks to the internet you also don't even need much. Get your hands on a core book and a dice set used by all is all that you need to play. Sure maps and miniatures are fun but some systems don't need them, some players are perfectly fine with the theatre of the mind play, or some small toys on a self drawn grid on sheet paper can work.
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The thing is, for many Americans, they can't afford to eat more than one meal a day.