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I have something happening every single night next week, except for Monday. And I just asked someone if they want to meet Monday evening. Some events are business, some are not so much. I feel exhilarated and doomed.

Pleasant things: I am going to go see half of my friends list (it always seems) in The Mikado Thursday night at 8, and will then see doctor_atomic sing on Friday.

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Now that we're actually working I haven't thought of The Gameshelf much. I have no idea what the hell we're doing next Saturday, and this isn't good. Probably I should think of something today, eh?

Currently leaning towards doing an "easy" theme like tile games: Carcassonne, Metro, and JE's VCPG. Everyone who would be on the show knows how to play these (and anyone who doesn't know can learn in a minute), meaning that the show would take no special prep time. Does anyone know of a good computer game that would be appropriate to the show and based on tile-laying or map-building somehow?

I have interesting Gameshelfy thoughts to share, but, ugh. They'll have to wait for spare cycles to come around.

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I don't know when I'll next be able to come to a HoRo Game Night... both the ones on the regular December schedule are conflicted by other events. Sorry, guys.

So let it be written

OK, Saturday's Gameshelf is going to be tile games. I was thinking maybe dungeon games since we have to write Matt a reason to finally stop being eaten by grues, but I just don't have the time to prepare for that right now. Maybe later. (We are likely to rescue Matt anyway, if he can make it for the host segments...)

Let me know if you're interested in helping. Again: Saturuday Dec. 10, early afternoon, at the SCAT studio in Union Square. Starting at 1 (though I'll be there at noon) and continuing until we're done, which is guaranteed to occur by 4, since that's when they lock up the building.

You may be redundantly hearing about this via email too, since I have dougo's permission to hijack his game-player invite list mu hu ha ha.