Jim Sharkey wrote:
>
> Horn, John wrote:
> > From: Deborah Harrell
> >>When I was into 'Dungeons and Dragons,'
> >>who still misses those all-night sessions of gaming
> >So, why did you stop?
>
> I have to echo John here. I don't play D&D as much as I'd like anymore because of
> my job, but I am still active in the community, still grabbing freelance work when I
> can, and still playing when I can.
>
> I have a suggestion if you want to get back into it in a social way, at
> least. Have a monthly couples game. My wife and I join a few other
> couples once a month to play. We all bring the kids and some food, chat,
> eat, and then play for a while. It's a good time, and unless your SO
> *hates* D&D, it's very fun.
Who keeps an eye out for the kids during gaming? If it's "the parents of
that particular kid", then this would be more of a chore than a pleasure
for me. If a reliable babysitter is hired for the session, that could be
a cool sort of thing to do.
Julia
who hasn't gamed in a few years, but whose husband is involved in a game
played on-line (and mostly with people he sees on a regular basis
socially)
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