CM Simpson: Writer & Gamer

You can find the introduction to the Babes in London adventure sequence HERE , the background to Act One HERE , the Overview for Act One HERE ., Act One Scenes 1-2 HERE and Act One Scene 3 HERE . Act Two Preparation and Scene 1 can be found HERE , Act Two Scene 2 can be found HERE , Act Two Scene 3A can be found HERE , Act Two Scene 3B can be found HERE , Act Two Scene 3C can be found HERE , Act Two Scene 3 Finalization can be found HERE , Act Two Scene 4A can be found HERE , Act Two Scene 4B can be found HERE , and Act Two Scene 4C can be found HERE. To play or run this game you will need the following: PLAYERS: Fireborn Player's Handbook ; GAME MASTERS: Fireborn Gamemaster's Handbook ; This is a piece of fan fiction. It is NOT endorsed or acknowledged by Fantasy Flight Game s; it is IN NO WAY official; it DOES NOT indicate any form of relationship between myself and Fantasy Flight Games; and I DO NOT CLAIM any of the setting specific material or setting

This is a whitetail spider. If you look very closely, you can see a faint white marking near the end of her abdomen that gives it the name. The sun glare is from the bathroom, she later headed into. That, as well as the long, almost cylindrical body and distinctive layout of the head and legs is a giveaway. As you can see, they are climbing spiders.      They also have a nasty habit of dropping onto things that pass below them - and biting them. They are quite poisonous. This one measured around 2.5-3 cm (approximately an inch) long and about 0.5 cm (or around 1/4-1/5 of an inch) across, which makes it probably female, and most definitely the biggest of these spiders I've seen in an urban environment. I've used a door jamb here to give you an idea of the size. Not my best photo, but I hope it helps in understanding the size. I've seen one larger, but not much, and that one was in a still-establishing housing development, in a crease in a pair

Progress Report: Week 2 October 2013 A busy week playing catch up, but at least my health has improved. Monday sees a return to the day job, so more adjustments are in store. Overview New words produced: 5,257 Old words revised: 22,618 Works completed: 12 (all for larger projects) Works revised: 3 (1 partial, 2 complete prior to publishing) Covers created: 0 (1-3 variations) Works published: 0 (2-3 release platforms) Works submitted: 0 Competitions Entered: 0 Publishing Tasks Created 3 blog posts for this blog; Edited work for Eleanor Maine and Ellie Moonwater Edited ShortStory45—The Reptiles’ Blade New Arrivals The following ideas arrived this week: Chapbook14E-F: two more wheelchair tales; Poem182— When Talking Doesn’t Help : literally—a poem; Poem183— The Ogre Raid : poem about an ogre raid Poem184— Starlight and Dreams : about maturing and what happens to our dreams; Poem185— An Apology for Being Different : about being