Month: April 2020

I’m continuing to clear my plate so I can focus on actually playing. I’ve got one more big job to push through this weekend, and then I’m going to focus on learning the ins and outs of Fantasy Grounds.

I placed an order for some more video lights, but it doesn’t look like that Amazon order will ship until the first week of May. The Zombie Apocalypse is keeping Tony occupied, so there’s no immediate pressure to get the games started.

I’ve got a lot of work to do.

Instead of designing and creating content for this new D&D blog, producing videos, learning new applications, or working on any of the various D&D projects I’ve already started, I’ve spent the majority of my time over the last two weeks teaching someone WordPress and helping them get a non-profit website up and running. I spent the last three days introducing them to Lightroom and figuring out how to export 6.6k of their image files from Apple’s Photos in a way that preserves what little metadata those files contain.

The most recent signs from the four horsemen have made the world undeniably nuts for everyone else, but very little has actually changed for me. All things considered, this seems like the perfect time for me to publish a new web site—one specifically devoted to my returning obsession with Dungeons & Dragons.

I’m not really sure how people can be bored right now. I’ve got so much on my plate right now that I’ll have to end this first post here so I can knock more items off today’s To-Do list.