If so how? Just wondering because I'm always a sucker for seeing if it's possible to do mission stories without having to change out of your suit for an SASO run.
Also if there are any other variations in the mission stories for things like Sinclair or Blake Nathaniel that mean you don't have to change I'd be interested in knowing about that too.
Is there a particular reason why the GM is called Master of Ceremonies in Apocalypse World? Just curious.
I only just noticed while writing this Shark that Spike's eyes are completely invisible :/
Celebrating Dragon Appreciation Spike Day with a new UR Shark! Read my thoughts on the card that should have been Songbird Serenade here: https://diamond-song42.tumblr.com/post/190375585995/card-shark-92-spike-master-of-ceremonies-happy
I searched MC and all the results had to do with 99 Rideau T _ T
I'm looking for someone who does fundraising events and auctions. You know, someone who can really milk the cash out of people for a good cause.
Thanks folks
Me: Married, 2 elementary age kids, working almost full-time (you know the deal when you bump down your hours pay wise, but end up working close to full-time anyway), full course load for online master's degree from a Big Ten school, help take care of an elderly family member.
Issue: I expressed to to my husband that I'd like to walk at my graduation ceremony next year. He basically said this was silly because 1) it's a master's and you've already walked for your undergrad 2) it's an online program. Not gonna lie...I'm more hurt than pissed, said as much and I don't think he cares since he's downstairs playing a computer game. My thoughts are that this is a big deal to me because I've worked hard and juggle several things each day while he primarily goes to work and then back home. I also think it would be good for our kids to see because they see me studying and know that we're not taking trips this year due to my school schedule. Seeing the 'pomp and circumstance' may positively motivate them as they get older. The graduation will be several states away, but money and travel time is not an issue.
Am I making more out of this graduation ceremony than is warranted? Is attending the ceremony really not that big of a deal?
I have an interesting situation in which I’m required to move out of my college town the day after the semester ends and would require me to fly back to my college town 2 weeks after moving. Ultimately, I’m wondering if I’m going to find it worth the $$$ to come back to walk across stage when I may never even see my classmates again.
I’m afraid I’m going to regret it and realistically, I’m having a “fear of missing out” just thinking about it. Can anyone offer any personal experience or advice?
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