Charlton and Fawcett are old school neighborhoods that went through a successful urban renewal in the early 90s, and Charlton is known for its easy going blue collar environment. lots of 100 year old apartment buildings, brownstones. Very close to Beacon College on Gold Key Avenue.

The Wizard now knows where The Wizard wishes to reside! I'll be the eccentric that lives in the top apartment of the old brownstone on Charlton Street.

I need someplace..quiet..and few neighbors.

Everyone is going good, the characters are AWESOME!

Yes, high quality creations!

Um, am I the only one w/o a character sheet?
Narrator has to switch that on in GM settings,
not on by default (an rpol flaw, IMO).

Mine is mostly done.  Just needs DM help to finish as I am new to the system...

I mean the actual 'edit character sheet' part of our rpol characters.

I don't have access to make one yet.

I, too, have wondered at the character sheet issue. Perhaps it's about space...
BTW, I also don't have a character sheet.

We never close!

Character Sheets are up, can I get a status up date from everyone about their character?

I need to fill mine out, finish up the PM discussion with you.

Just been swamped at work.  will have it finished in a day or two though.

still need to talk to you about a few things, Fearless Leader.

I need to fill mine out.  Just been swamped with moving.  Will have it finished in a day or two though.

Do we have a "start here" thread up?  Are we interactimg 'in-character' somewhere?

Character done. Filled out character sheet, and description, and bio, et. al.
Changed my portrait several times (still not happy with it).
Ready to go.

Character done, all stats computed (with & w/o powered Armor suit).

I think MM needs a ranged attack...?

We are still here... just a touch of medical leave. Back now.

Excellent.     :-)

Welcome back!  Glad you're still kicking.

Hope there's no permanent damage.
Strangely, that prompts me to wonder which I fear most, permanent damage or marks on my permanent record.

It's all good, my language skills of being able to speak fluent Barking, Raving, and Raging lunatic came in handy! holy crap!

Wow.  Makes one really wonder what 'medical leave' means...?

Wife & myself & 11 mo baby spent 5 hrs in hospital today b/c we discovered our kid can't handle Peanuts.
His first taste of peanut butter was today -- and it was a quick allergy attack which got pretty impressively bad FAST.
But all is well now.  Whew!
(And now we both get to carry Epi-Pens.  Fun...)

Oh goodness.
My bubba is 22m now. And I remember her first tastes of peanut, strawberry, etc ... we all but had the car running, just in case.
I am sorry to hear that your bubba suffers such; I can only image how that must feel for you.

Now that you mention it, he reacted to strawberries also I think.

Appreciate the empathy.  We love our smooshie boy; he's a good kid.
He's big, he's a big chunka chunk o'baby squishy, he's huggable, and it's all good.

:)

I love hearing your love for him.
May your lives be filled with much joy; and very few peanuts.

My peanut-sensitive boy's in college, but I remember the projectile vomiting.
I have to admit, there's still some guilt. I just wanted to see if he would like peanut butter.
Fortunately, the other two don't have that problem. Now that he's out of the house, they're finally discovering the joys of PB&J.

I work as a direct aid minister, and gotta say, people lately, have really, really, been off the wall. And it is not the usual drugs, crime, poverty, and booze. It has been a weird social craziness. Hard to describe.

I hear that on the food allergy stuff.I have a deadly one to shrimp and coconuts, the shrimp one being so bad that I dont even mess with fish, just to be careful. I used to carry an epi-pen, but long ago, i just toook pretty strict control of my diet. the thing you really need to watch is oil. They put peanut oil in everything. Second t that? Coconut oil.

My youngest, Duncan James, (named for Duncan Idaho from Dune) had Cats and Eggs, but now seems to have acclimated by age 5, but it was rough going at first when it came to jabs. Food allergies and kids can be some scary stuff, to be sure. Getting them to realize what they have early on, and look for trouble helps a lot.