The terrible weather earlier in the week seems to have disrupted some of our weekend plans, but we'll persevere. It's not like we don't have fun things to do in our schedule for the weekend.
We're about to get started with some board games with friends online thanks again to Board Game Arena. We had initially mapped this out as an online game night because we were supposed to have something in the morning, but that activity got rescheduled to next week. We're keeping the game online now given other people had long days but at least we won't have to stop playing so early.
Tomorrow afternoon we'll be watching a local staging of Little Shop of Horrors which is pretty much just walking distance from the Sietch. I'm not sure when we'll eat since the show time intersects with our usual eating window, so we may have to hold on until after the show. Our evening is technically open but a friend did indicate that he might be able to drop by for games - but only after his other group finishes a session of Twilight Imperium. As that game tends to take about a day to resolve at higher player counts, we're not exactly holding our breath.
On Sunday we're hoping to resume our Pendragon campaign one way or another. We were supposed to get another player to join our party, but the flooding issues have necessitated a literal raincheck in this case. Hopefully, our band of knights will be stronger come time for the next game session. Real life just needs to stop getting in the way.
Beyond that, I have my family book club meeting on Sunday morning, so I still have some reading to do to hit our stretch goal reading target. Tobie and I could totally use a massage at this point, but I'm not 100% sure where we'll fit that into the weekend. I guess it'll be either on Saturday night should our friend not become available for in-person gaming or maybe on Sunday night after our online RPG session. And while the soreness that I've been feeling in my shoulders as of late seems to have cleared, I seem to have developed a bit of pinching pain in my lower back that I hope can get addressed.
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