Willow's Mun

[studentwillow.livejournal.com]

Due to some problems with increased client demands and RSI, studentwillow's mun will need to cut down on the amount of time she spends at fandomhigh.

That being said, I don't want to drop the ball on any of the plotting that I've started, and encourage folks to pick up some of the things that have been started.

In particular, I look forward to seeing what develops with:

1) Buffy character (and related) plot lines discussed here:
http://www.livejournal.com/community/fandomhigh_ooc/55369.html

2) Sheperd Book's plotting to "observe" smart students

3) The Wildcrafting Club

4) Stuck windows in Willow's room

Since Items 3 and 4 really demand my involvement, I'm going to concentrate my efforts on those for the next couple of weeks. In particular, I need to make sure that the Wildcrafting Club meets this next week. I'm hoping that I can actually *be* online Wednesday between 6-9 pm, but will need to double-check my schedule to make sure.

Here's a tentative schedule for online gaming times going forward. All times are EST - Eastern Standard Time (I'm based in Boston, Massachusetts)

- Tuesday evening 6-8 pm
- POSSIBLY Wednesday evening 7-9 pm
- Saturday and/or Sunday morning, between 8 and noon.

I can check my studentwillow email account during the week but have made a committment not to post to any of the fandomhigh journals except during the times listed above.

Cheers,

okelle, Willow's mun

Comments

[the4thsister.livejournal.com]

I'm the UK, which is what 5 hours ahead of EST? I should be able to be invloved the wildcrafting club while I'm awake, but that'd be an hour tops (in theory) Just wanted to let you know

[studentwillow.livejournal.com]

Thanks! We can do the Wildcrafting club in flextime, I think. In fact, in general I think it's fine to do most stuff in flextime, except when specific conversations and whatnot come up... sometimes it's nice to have the excitement of instantaneous responses to posts.

Where in the UK are you? (PS: It is indeed 5 hours ahead. When I was About.com Guide to Pagan/Wiccan Religion, I had a few chatters from the UK)

[the4thsister.livejournal.com]

I'm in Yorkshire