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Attended the Anarchist Book Fair on Saturday, and took the opportunity to sign up for candidates from the Eight Pointed Star Movement. Also, whilst walking the grounds of the Abbotsford Convent we had the opportunity to meet a very nice goat named Aristotle. On Sunday, visited the First Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship of Melbourne this morning to hear Rob McPhearson from the Adelaide Church talk about the history and metaphor of the Flaming Chalice symbol.
Following that went to a session of Leagues of Adventure Space 1889 run by Karl. On that matter, had a couple of slow days on the online store so I posted images of a couple of choice items (RuneQuest first edition and Cyberpunk first edition to Facebook and Google Plus - results were very positive). Also, my review of AGON has been published on RPG.net; really enjoyed playing this independent game and would like to see more come from it. Finally, have submitted an offer to run Credo: The Game of Duelling Dogmas at Sheepcon
This weekend also saw the end of Week Two: Lifelong Learning reached for the Tertiary and Adult Education Policy course. Beginning to wonder whether Foucault has any normative positions whatsoever. Currently up to week nine of the readings and, as a result, will be starting the major project early as well.
In completely unrelated news very excited to discover that Blue Man Group are touring Melbourne. Very amused by a 'best of' collection by people who think Onion articles are real.
Following that went to a session of Leagues of Adventure Space 1889 run by Karl. On that matter, had a couple of slow days on the online store so I posted images of a couple of choice items (RuneQuest first edition and Cyberpunk first edition to Facebook and Google Plus - results were very positive). Also, my review of AGON has been published on RPG.net; really enjoyed playing this independent game and would like to see more come from it. Finally, have submitted an offer to run Credo: The Game of Duelling Dogmas at Sheepcon
This weekend also saw the end of Week Two: Lifelong Learning reached for the Tertiary and Adult Education Policy course. Beginning to wonder whether Foucault has any normative positions whatsoever. Currently up to week nine of the readings and, as a result, will be starting the major project early as well.
In completely unrelated news very excited to discover that Blue Man Group are touring Melbourne. Very amused by a 'best of' collection by people who think Onion articles are real.
