TOPIC: The Ring of 3 Wishes Epic

Gary, Raven--any time you find a dragon around I am available. The Trio Gambit was a great time. Good to hear from both of you.

And Raven you are right again. The Schuyler Patch Memorial run was my favorite run even though I never saw the dungeon with the participants. One of the people picked to run, gave me one of the best tokens I ever received--a challenge coin from the 10th Mountain Division. She came to my booth on the trade floor the next day after the run and gave me the coin to thank me. It just emphasized to me the sacrifice she was making and the ultimate sacrifice Schuyler made to give me the opportunity to enjoy things like GenCon and True Dungeon.




Widseth

I had the honor of being on the Schuyler Patch Memorial run. It was one of the best dungeon runs I've ever been on.

Still a Cleric at heart - so i raise this topic from a long long rest.

Having a son now serving in the United States Navy, I know first hand the pride and honor it is to have a family member serving. My Dad was also USN, but before I was born.

To everyone who has said "Thank you for your service" or given words of thanks/sorrow to a family who has lost someone in service to this country i thank you. It really does mean something.

I recently wrote a co-workers daughter who was in Navy Boot - wrote her 6-7 letters of encouragement and support and sent a care package once she got to A-School. This small gesture makes a huge difference to our future military folks. I encourage everyone to write someone at Boot if you get the chance, it is rewarding in so many ways.

As for TD - So excited to see Virtual TD. Takes crazy times to bring out the creative solutions!!! Best to everyone!

And of course.... You remind me of the babe!

I just want to say, this is the most powerful thread I have read in this forum. thank you for letting me read the memories.

Jamie

Gary Aswegan wrote: Still a Cleric at heart - so i raise this topic from a long long rest.

Having a son now serving in the United States Navy, I know first hand the pride and honor it is to have a family member serving. My Dad was also USN, but before I was born.

To everyone who has said "Thank you for your service" or given words of thanks/sorrow to a family who has lost someone in service to this country i thank you. It really does mean something.

I recently wrote a co-workers daughter who was in Navy Boot - wrote her 6-7 letters of encouragement and support and sent a care package once she got to A-School. This small gesture makes a huge difference to our future military folks. I encourage everyone to write someone at Boot if you get the chance, it is rewarding in so many ways.

As for TD - So excited to see Virtual TD. Takes crazy times to bring out the creative solutions!!! Best to everyone!

And of course.... You remind me of the babe!

Well said Gary...my BFAM!

I was in the Navy as well, and so was my father. And you're right, if you know someone in boot camp mail them a letter and even better mail them a care package of things that they enjoy. It's an awesome feeling to receive something from loved ones while in boot camp!

Massive respect and thanks to all our service men and women.

And what babe?

Picc wrote: Massive respect and thanks to all our service men and women.

And what babe?

I think he meant the babe with the power.

before you say Voodoo, I'mma drop this here:

https://youtu.be/Lfv1Jx3_PRs?t=112

Personally I prefer

just don't say Voodoo

Bump…too good a read y’all…start from page one…

Voodoo!

Who do? …any wonder I have sooo many posts….lololol

This is definitely a thread to read from start to finish. It is wonderful to hear from so many legends. Also, thank you to so many for their service. The comments are very moving.