labour day weekend
Sep. 2nd, 2013 09:50 pmThis is the last big long weekend of Canadian summer. And I got to do something very exciting: meet moonklutz and ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
rageprufrock live and in person in Toronto. And there was a Slash Report meet up that involved playing Cards Against Humanity - which is much like Apples to Apples except that it is all the horrible that you wished would exist in that game.
I got to play the double penetration card. Hells yes. I know what a number of my nearest and dearest are getting for Christmas.
Before the fandom fun on Saturday, M. and I had a Friday night after work outing to the beach, which was relaxed and lovely; and today I got to sleep in and walk in the woods and nap and harangue my teenager about getting ready for his first day of school tomorrow. So. Pretty much a perfect weekend.
Also - a recommendation via Pru: my weekend reading was The Road Delivered Us Home by keelywolfe. It's a Hobbit story, which is very much not my usual fandom - but I thoroughly enjoyed it, especially the details of life in the Shire and her characters. A long story well worth the read.
Happy end of summer my dears.
rageprufrock live and in person in Toronto. And there was a Slash Report meet up that involved playing Cards Against Humanity - which is much like Apples to Apples except that it is all the horrible that you wished would exist in that game. I got to play the double penetration card. Hells yes. I know what a number of my nearest and dearest are getting for Christmas.
Before the fandom fun on Saturday, M. and I had a Friday night after work outing to the beach, which was relaxed and lovely; and today I got to sleep in and walk in the woods and nap and harangue my teenager about getting ready for his first day of school tomorrow. So. Pretty much a perfect weekend.
Also - a recommendation via Pru: my weekend reading was The Road Delivered Us Home by keelywolfe. It's a Hobbit story, which is very much not my usual fandom - but I thoroughly enjoyed it, especially the details of life in the Shire and her characters. A long story well worth the read.
Happy end of summer my dears.
