Today hasn’t been a crafting day, but it’s been a good hobby day! I biked to the park to volunteer for the Park Run, where my “job” is to bike out to the turn around point, put up the turn around sign, then sit there and read a book while I get to say hi to and maybe briefly chat with every passerby and their dog. I started Furiously Happy, by Jenny Lawson, which I’ve read before and definitely recommend!
Later I did some gardening work, mostly clearing out the dead pea plants, and gathering dried seed pods, as well as trimming and gathering blackberries! While I was working on the pea plants I took this picture:
A curl of pea tendril cast a perfect shadow on a seed pods!
As some bonus hobbying, some of the glass left all over this patch by the previous owners (SO MUCH RANDOM GLASS) looked pretty cool, and I found a decorative stopper, so I suddenly took up archeology as a hobby and started digging up the bottle shards, with my handy dandy hand sheers.
I’ll see what I can reconstruct later!
Got a bit of cleaning done, showered, and then my partner had prepared a whole fondue plate, because they’re amazing! We tried to use the chocolate fountain we got from goodwill, but the cheese was too thick; it was still delicious!
THEN we planned out the Guild Lands for the D&D world we’re building together, Urda!
It’s a chaotic adventurer’s market, and a densely packed mini-city, all in one! It includes a packed market, cramped but posh housing for the rich, even more cramped and significantly less posh housing for everyone else, a hospital and healing district crammed up against a cheaper market, bathhouses, temples, docks, a party district, a theatre… everything adventurers might need as they return from one adventure and prepare to set out on the next!
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