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Stik wrote: Yes, my tree is decorated with Mardi Gras beads.

Last time I looked, the image wasn't displayed for me, so my comment is a little late.)
Actually, these beads are sold as Christmas decorations in Germany. But I've never before seen a Christmas tree decorated with them only.

Breila wrote:Actually, these beads are sold as Christmas decorations in Germany. But I've never before seen a Christmas tree decorated with them only.

So I guess I'm not as much of a trend-setter as I thought. Perhaps I am channeling my small amount of German ancestry.

Paging all BLII players: we are back in business.

Yeah, I'm here.
Tristen is too but somewhat vacant at the moment.

Jenara wrote:Yeah, I'm here.
Tristen is too but somewhat vacant at the moment.

He's been kind of missing from Genwald, too. I guess everyone's in the same boat lately.
I'm still trying to recover from the 15" snowstorm we had three days ago. Back is sore from shoveling, and I feel like I could sleep for a week.

That's why Bears are sleeping all the winter

back now. so, the cart idea that Angel mentioned, I imagine is the same as what Ari originally intended and the log-braces in place now would prevent it from being effective, yes? any way we could tip a cart up on the braces to augment their effectiveness?

That might be worth a try, although I would be remiss if I didn't mention that if you tip the cart over onto the braces, its weight could potentially snap them.
Standing adjacent to the braces, the cart would form a pretty good obstacle as it is, should the door fail.

fair enough, let's leave the cart as-is and let it serve as a terrain obstacle for if the wall goes down.

It's been crazy in Stik-land the past few weeks. Three of my projects at work all heated up at the same time, so I've been working a lot of OT.
Things have settled down a bit now, so I'll get this game back into gear, if everyone else is ready.

Yep