RE: Any FT in game stores near Wash DC?

Live WAY outside the city (and I do mean WAAAY out). Having lived there,
you
will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy...you must be
cautious.

Michael Wikan
Game Design
Slave Zero
Accolade, Inc.
http://www.slavezero.com
mwikan@accolade.com
wikan@sprintmail.com
"We sleep safely in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night
to
visit violence on those who would do us harm."-George Orwell

> -----Original Message-----
> From: The Caldwells [SMTP:clcaldwell@primary.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 7:32 PM
> To:	gzg-l@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU
> Subject:	Any FT in game stores near Wash DC?
> 
> 
> Well, this is an interesting turn of events.	No more than a month
after I
> meet all the great people at the East Coast Convention do I discover
that
> I
> may be living on the East Coast by the time the next convention comes
> around!
> 
> Seems my dear wife (sorry, Mike Siefert, you can't have her!) has a
job
> offer near Washington D.C. and since a) it pays a heck of a lot more
than
> what she is making now and even a little bit more than what I am
making
> (horrors!) and b) I was looking to change jobs anyway and was in fact
> returning from an interview when she got the news of her offer and c)
we
> were also looking for a new house...anyway, it makes a lot of sense
that
> if
> we were going to leave St. Louis now would be the time.
> 
> (For my feelings on St. Louis, note that I plan to run a game at next
> year's East Coast Con called "Nuke St. Louis!".  No offense to anyone
who
> likes the place, but St. Louis and I have just never made it to a
first
> name basis.)
> 
> So. . .my only real concern is finding a game store that stocks FT!
> (You know you're too avid a game player when. . .you base major life
> decisions  on proximity to a good game store!)
> Nick Caldwell
> clcaldwell@primary.net