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I had to stop my starting strength program and switch to treadmill cardio and serious focus on diet. Will be picking the weights back up shortly too.

edit: sorry for misunderstanding the point of this sub. I came here to state how I was happy for my progress, not to have people all telling me I’m doing it wrong. Look, I’m glad for you that you have more muscle mass than I do, or have a better workout program than I do, but I don’t really care that that you’re otherwise offended by me being happy to finally get under 200.

I just put in orders for a ULA Dragonfly 36L (Robic) and Matador GlobeRider35. they haven’t arrived yet and I’m second guessing my purchases. Do these seem reasonable for first time traveling with only backpack carry-ons (not looking for a bag finder exclusive recommendation)?

We typically have roller carry ons, but read that train travel can be a pain with them once you’re there. This will also be the first time using compression packing cubes. Made a purchase for Eagle Creek S/M sets. Are there other things we should really be considering like specifically for toiletries, power cords/adapters, anything to help pack for this?

Oh, we typically always plan on doing laundry once per trip. We also generally trend toward wearing casual semi-techy type clothing, like brands from REI. so most of our clothing is pretty compressible. I also very quickly threw a general pack’s worth of clothing and accompaniments and came out around 15 lbs that’s just a rough guesstimate for what our actual pack for this trip would be though

Any responses are greatly appreciated!

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anybody else?

I have a GS Mini Koa that I purchased around 2019 that I never play anymore. It’s still in perfect condition and has lived in its case for most of its life.

I want to sell it, but I’m not sure if I want to hassle with trying to calculate what shipping costs would be through a site like Reverb. also, being a lefty, I’m not sure how quickly it would even sell. I’m also considering driving to a guitar center, but equally uncertain about selling to them and getting a reasonable price.

I’m guessing I’m overthinking this, but I would love any suggestions or experiences other lefties have had selling comparably priced guitars.

Background: Several years ago I attempted to get into Ironsworn and Colostle and found those games didn’t really suit me. my issue was that every roll or card draw seemed like a left turn and the “story” was just way too open.

Flash forward: I’ve been getting into DnD again with a couple groups, but I have an itch to do some solo dungeon crawling. One thing that appeals to me is to work on illustrating a dungeon while I go. I’m not really into the whole journaling aspect, other than to keep track of logs and character progression, etc.

For whatever reason, I jumped straight into purchasing physical copies of Ker Nethalas. As I wait for those to come, I’m also looking closely at 4AD and 2d6 Dungeon because I think they both may have some options on pre-written campaign books to follow. I’m thinking following a written campaign may work best for me to avoid my prior solo RPG hangup.

Am I on the right track here? If so, which campaign books and other source books do you recommend I start with? Other suggestions are always welcome.

cheers!