Success at last!
Sep. 13th, 2003 04:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
avramSuccess! Nobody seems to manufacture non-photo blue mechanical pencil leads for American markets, but they do for Japan! Kinokuniya Books had them. That was the second way-cool thing to happen today.
The first was when I stopped in at LensCrafters to get my glasses cleaned (they’d gotten covered in greasy spatter while I was getting a beef kabob), picking up a box of lens wipes, and the woman at the counter finding a coupon sitting there that got me the wipes for free.
Then off to Games Club, where I got in on a five-person game of Call My Bluff, which I won having lost only one die.
My luck didn’t hold through the game of Tin Soldiers, an odd trick-taking game where I got my ass handed to me. (Hey,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
womzilla — this is designed by Al Newman; don’t we know him?)
Then I introduced a bunch of newbies to Ice Towers, which three out of four of them loved, and we played four games of it.
The first was when I stopped in at LensCrafters to get my glasses cleaned (they’d gotten covered in greasy spatter while I was getting a beef kabob), picking up a box of lens wipes, and the woman at the counter finding a coupon sitting there that got me the wipes for free.
Then off to Games Club, where I got in on a five-person game of Call My Bluff, which I won having lost only one die.
My luck didn’t hold through the game of Tin Soldiers, an odd trick-taking game where I got my ass handed to me. (Hey,
womzilla — this is designed by Al Newman; don’t we know him?) Then I introduced a bunch of newbies to Ice Towers, which three out of four of them loved, and we played four games of it.