thetammyjo -> RE: What you "see" - Is that an accurate measurement? (2/20/2006 11:07:23 AM)
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When I lived in NYC I did go to dungeons and to parties that TES threw -- they were there, easy to get to, not that expensive, and when I had a partner I felt safe. But it was a very different way to play that at home in private (not just cause of the equipment but also the atmosphere). Here in Indiana no real clubs any more that I'd care to go to at least through I've been to a few. At conventions and events when I do go I find that people who know me through my writing or via a workshop at the event (or a previous) one ask when I'll be in the dungeons. I tend to go early and I've noticed folks show up to watch me. I'm not sure why cause I personally don't think my public play is terribly showy or amazing. This passed GLLA I didn't go to the dungeon for two reason -- very tired after 2 workshops and working the book store and it was at another location. So I turned Fox over to the guy I work with/for at the bookstore and Fox went and got to do some topping at the dungeon. I do find public play to be very different than private and if I'm tired I'm just not in the mood to put on a show which seems to happen when I play in public. Again, not sure why folks watch me when I play in public maybe its a "does she really do this?" sort of question.
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