Father’s Day was Good

I had a great Father’s Day. I got to sleep in. Not too late, but later than usual. I taught two of my children how to make eggs sunny side up and had a nice simple breakfast. Normally I don’t eat breakfast, but I have started taking an anti-inflamatory again the tears my stomach up so I have to eat some thing with it.

My wife and the kids got me a tent for Father’s Day. It is frickin’ huge. 13′ x 10′. We set it up in the front yard and all goofed around in it for a while. We plan on taking it with us when we go to Arkansas to see my mom for the July 4th holiday weekend.

Now I know that some of this doesn’t mean a damn thing to any of you and you might even have wondered how in the hell you have even made it this far into the post. Well, there is a payday. I have been working on a few projects and I am happy to have had the help of my children and the time to actually work on them.

Project #1:  A Pulp City table. The first in a series of tables, I am currently working on a cemetery that will have hills on each side of the 2′ x 3′ board. Centered in the board will be a mausoleum. Expect a tutorial with images soon.

Project #2: A new gaming area in my basement. I have been using two fold up tables to house a basic 4′ x 4′ Warmachine/Hordes table. I have taken an old (and free) 4′ x 8′ model train table and have planned to replace the legs with some legs that resemble I-beams made of 1×4′s. I created 6 of these legs at 35″ tall and will be attaching them to the table. The way the table was made, I have a 3.5″ deep area that will be below the play area for storage or, should I feel the urge, a way to do a 3D table for a great deal of depth and height for rivers and maybe even some bridges over lower passage ways. anything is possible. Expect images to be forth coming. I only got 3 of the legs’ pilot holes drilled, but I expect to be able to finish those tomorrow and maybe even attach the legs too.

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About Neomorte

Neomorte (Ray Bailey) is a father of four. He started gaming at the age of nine with Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, First Edition. His first taste of miniature games was the eternal fan favorite Battletech the same year. Since then he has enjoyed RPGs and wargaming in many forms including two more editions of Dungeons and Dragons, two editions of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, The Wold of Darkness games, Chainmail, Warmachine & Hordes, Uncharted Seas, Dystopian Wars, Freebooter's Fate, Relic Knights, and looks forward to his first try at Malifaux. He helps further the game community as a Press Ganger in the St. Louis metropolitan area. In addition, he is the owner of GameStLouis.com as well as several other community-based forums in the Midwest.