I've been slacking for months, and figured today that I was done making excuses.

Started with the compounds and did some deadlift, bench and overhead press.

Back to the grind.

Just a short hike through the woods, and I almost stumbled on this little guy. We exchanged head nods, and I went on my way.

Planted a dozen each of peppers, tomatoes, and Brussel sprouts. Some Taylor horticulture green beans and an assortment of cabbage, squash and cucumber.

I have several old tools that I want to add some grip to, and some synthetic rope I need to dress the ends of.

Never really used this stuff before, so I'm gonna call it an experiment.

Broke the B string yesterday while noodling, so today I changed all the strings and cleaned up ol' blue.

Finally had a free day not occupied by other chores, so I built another wall in the basement. That brings me to about 50% of the way through a finished basement.

Ordered it a couple of weeks ago and just got it yesterday. Taking it down the hill later to split some rounds for the wood shed.

It's been a long time since I have sailed the seas, so I was hoping someone could point me to a tracker that maybe specializes in books. Preferably one that isn't terribly difficult to join / maintain a decent ratio on.

After 4 years, 16 days, and 14 levels, the party finally defeated my final villain. They successfully prevented the return of the exiled gods and earned the highest honor in the land.

I am an extremely tired GM. Time to take a few weeks off, then start planning the next campaign.

Figured I would get prepped for the big storms coming, so I walked out to the woodshed and carried a couple of chords up to the house for the wood stove.

I am just about to make the jump to WT4, and starting to look at options other than my rend/ bleed barbarian. So what is everyone else playing? What do you like / dislike about your build so far?