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Entry One - Why are we here? - My First foray into DND, Is this in character or is this me? Who knows?

Got Distracted Arrested for stealing Kings sandwich Tiefling? Horned big lizard king. I'm tasty or was he talking about the sandwich? Others are also being lectured. Quest ÷ Kill some hares? Steal silver shinys SCENE CHANGE-CITY CENTRE Follow Scary Lady. Strange tree tried to pick me up. I'm not pet...? Scary Lady and Angry Man fighting. Angry Man very bad at it and he wets himself. Follow Scary Lady, Creepy Lady, Angry Man, Tree and Metal Man to the Market Square. SCENE CHANGE-MARKET Armoured Man fell into fountain. Pissed off caped people. Armoured Man now Angry Man? Two Angry Men? Wet Angry Man pushed Pissed Angry Man into the fountain. Clean? Scary Lady apologises to the hooded group. Angry Man tries?? to help. Follow the hooded group. Leave the city. SCENE CHANGE-HEADING INTO THE FOREST. Tree wants introductions. I am Cob. I got distracted. Lady's murder and mysterious, Angry man loyal to dead King, Metal man wanted to free Dragon. Pick pocket peanuts- Yum. SCENE CHANG...

Poetry - Together

Togetherness Empty heart                                     Heart is full Tears in eyes                                   Tears of laughter accompany giggles Begging for a look                           Hands tangled and warm as we stroll Love wasted                                   Loved purposefully  Affection withheld                           Smothered in hugs and kisses Barren   ...

Poetry - Mean

  Mean A door slams Juli jumps An unkind smile Her heart stops “I’ve got you a gift” She swallows “Don’t you like it?” His smirk widens “It’s lovely” Smile hesitant The item smashes Juli flinches Kalum looks down on her She hurries to pick up the pieces He chuckles Blood pools in her hand “Clean yourself up, Love” Her eyes well She nods with a smile He stomps upstairs Looking down at her hand Her smile drops He didn’t hit her She cannot leave.

Silly little writings - Portsmouth Paradox

  A group of Portsmouth students kept hearing the Navy boys talking about experiments happening down at the docs. It sounded like something straight out of a Grimm tale, of monsters and petaled heads, that something similar had happened over in the States. After a few weeks of some lovely productive procrastination, four students decided to investigate, because do those papers need doing right now? So our four scatterbrained adventurers carefully piled into their bright blue car and headed down to the docks. Whilst the Engineer hummed the Scooby Doo theme song, the Architect noticed that a new building could be seen near the base which seemed so out of place. Lodged between the old crumbling infrastructure of Portsmouth, a large, Americanised building stood out.  At the top of the building where there should be all sorts of radio antennae, there stood a silhouette of a mechanised dome with a warm glow emanating from it. As they pulled up opposite, situating the car i...

22 Uses For Your New Drinking Glass

Well, firstly, let us start with the most obvious use of your newly bought Drinking Glass. 1.     Snacks! This wonderful new Drinking Glass you are currently holding, pondering on its uses, would be the perfect receptacle for your TV and movie snacks. It’ll keep your portions in check, all within the parameters of any diet you take up. It also makes them snazzy to boot. Be the envy of your guests. You know you want to. 2.     Desk Bin What else would you use to keep your craft table or desk clutter-free? A plastic tub. No, I think not. All those pesky scraps and paper offcuts; All those tape backings and duct tape balls; All the rubber shavings, snaped bands and pesky crumbs? No, not at all. You should look no further than your brand-new Drinking Glass. It’s the perfect size to stylishly accompany your desk set-up and hold all of the annoying little rubbish bits littering your tabletop without needing to make a dozen and one trips over to the bin a few feet...

The Price Of Words - My Class Task Answer - Critical Thinking - Feb 7th.