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09/01/2011 + Add a comment
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   Took a bike ride in my new city today, and visited a bike shop as I have read that bike registration is required for all bikes in the city.  Naturally, the shop didn't have any stickers, and I couldn't find the government office.  I did, however, get some information about the risks of biking to school with a high-end bicycle.
   Pictured is Zach at Renn. Faire on Sunday waring my coif.
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From Mike D
Akron Ohio
September 3rd, 2011 at 9:07AM
   Love the ren faire pics, I haven't gotten to go this year due to several factors. Maybe next year. Oh and don't forget to post some pics and info of the new box once you get settled in.
08/30/2011 + Add a comment
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   Phil and Mikala at Renn. Faire. the other day.  We didn't plan on meeting one an other, but discovered we all decided it was a good day to go.
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08/29/2011 + Add a comment
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   Que's queue has returned.  It has been nearly 3 years since I cut off all of my hair, and it was time to return to my "normal" hairstyle.  Picture by Crystal.
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08/28/2011 + Add a comment
King Que of Burwood
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   Liz, Xiphos, Zach, and Malachi took a trip to the Bristol Renaissance Faire.  There I added a chain mail coif and a crown to my garb.  I was stopped several times and after for a picture—so my garb must be improving.  Picture by Liz.
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08/27/2011 + Add a comment
The Kobold's Cave
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   After moving yesterday, it is now time to unpack.  My computer was setup quickly, and the first tune it played had to be "Kobold Cave" from Quest for Glory I.  It's haunting melody I have loved since I first played the game sometime in the middle 1990s, and it seemed a fitting piece to christening my basement layer.  It's a mess right now, but I have some time before school begins to get things under control.
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08/26/2011 - Return from Iowa + Add a comment
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   My contract in Cedar Rapids, Iowa has been completed.  Last weekend I moved my bench, computer, and anything else I didn't need for the week to come to my home in Madison.  Over the week I had been preparing for the move.  Normally I move on Saturday after spending the night packing.  But I didn't feel I needed the extra day this time, so my goal was to try and move Friday afternoon.  So after a day of writing documentation, and saying goodbye, I went back to the apartment.  I disassembled the box--an operation that only required a razor blade, and loaded everything into my car.  I had cleaned pretty much everything in the previous days, so all that was needed was a quick once-over.  I finished by mopping myself out the door.  I'm not exactly sure when I finished, but I know I was on the road before 4:00 pm.
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08/20/2011 - Congratulations Zen and Amy + Add a comment
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   Today was the first time I've really enjoyed going to a wedding.  Zen and Amy did not do a traditional wedding, and we were all the better for it.  Instead, they decided to have a cerimony that embodied what they enjoyed doing.  There was a strong emphasis on gaming--console, board, and role-playing games were all there.  There wasn't a strict time-table, no limousine, no bouquet toss, and no chicken dance.  The ceromony itself was conducted by a game/dungeon master (naturally) who gave us an overview of where we were, and what our characters were doing.  It was quite amusing and everyone watching laughed out several times throughout.  The vows were said after a role for initiative to see who went first, and the whole event seemed the most honest display of true affection I've ever witnessed at a wedding.  In all, I think the best description of the experience I can find was the comment someone made: "If your wedding had a squeal, I would go."  Amy, for whom I've known about 15 years, the wedding seemed very fitting.  And Zen, who I have known over 23 years, I can state unequivocally: it was definitely Zen.  
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