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Elvis sighting
Sorry for the silence around here lately. First I had one illness, then another . . . and of course keeping up with work is always more of a challenge with that going on. Bits and pieces: • All the illnesses have finally taken their leave. The allergy was killed by steroids, and the doctor claims the flare-up was an aberration. The cold was killed by time, and by the next thing.
• The Power of Fir, in convenient pastille form. Yes, essence of Christmas tree, distilled into lozenges. See for yourself.
• Our fridge – the one for milk and eggs, not the troublesome wine fridge – was ailing. The thing couldn't keep ice cream in its little freezer (not that we don't have a deep freeze for that, but still), yet it managed to freeze everything on the top shelf of the fridge. Right. It was a unit of dubious provenance, chosen by our landlord. We hated it. So this week, we replaced it. The new unit is more efficient yet uses less power, a result of it being manufactured in this millennium rather than in about 1980. What's coolest is that we bought it from Elvis. See his business card at right.
• I will post the final recap of my Dawn of Magic campaign, now that I'm feeling better. I'll probably tackle that on the weekend.
• We're about to start up our new campaign. It's about secret agents: "The Company is a clandestine organization with a sworn mission to deal with injustice and human suffering wherever it may be found. This doesn’t mean food and medical aid, war-crimes trials, or lobbying against dictators – although you’ve been assured that the Directors contribute vast sums of money to such efforts. No, this means action against the people who cause the problems . . . action that goes beyond peacekeepers and law-officer exchanges . . . direct action." So far, we have a reformed Cosa Nostra bomb-builder, a former MPS antiterrorism officer, an ex-PLA sniper and saboteur, a retired Special Forces combat medic, and a former UN linguist. Their cover story is a jazz band. It should be interesting.
Elvis hasn't left the building
I haven't seen their TV ads for what? 20 years ....
"Ici, le King c'est vous!"
Woah!
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