This poster on the last post is hard to read. Thus, I reposted this poster here.
By the way, I didn’t realize that my King Manor has just one resident! Or, do you think that every King Manor resident is a Star Trek Borg? That sign should read, “King Manor Residents Club Meeting”.
I hope all my readers are having a Happy Earth Day 2024!
I wonder why that MOW equipment is here.
The Plymouth dealership sign is still standing!
I made my pizza toast
using buttered Super One Foods ® Wheat - Rustic Ciabatta Buns, with VIP Pizza
and Dipping Sauce, Kraft® Signature Restaurant Style Melt – Mozzarella Blend,
and then Sugardale ® Pepperoni for toppings.
I made my pizza toast
using buttered Super One Foods ® Hearth Baked French Bread, with VIP Pizza and
Dipping Sauce, Kraft® Signature Restaurant Style Melt – Mozzarella Blend, and
then Armour ® Pepperoni for toppings.
Are you able to find the two ponies on the April calendar?
I made my pizza bagels
using 1st National Bagel Company ® Egg bagels, with VIP Pizza and
Dipping Sauce, Kraft® Signature Restaurant Style Melt – Mozzarella Blend, and
then Armour ® Pepperoni for toppings.
Similar to March, some old
posters have disappeared, while new posters have taken their place.
Did you find the bunny and pony on the North
Pointe Resource Center/Rainbow Center calendar poster?
As the Voyageur Lakewalk Inn was built in 1960, local
author Paul Lundgren’s best guess is that the sign was painted for a Plymouth
dealership in use during the 1950’s. The
first line on that sign is “The BIGGEST DEAL IN TOWN”. According to Duluth Freelance writer Michael
Creger the second line is “Come in and look us over”.
I made my pizza toast
using Super One Foods San Francisco Bay – Sour Dough Bread, with VIP Pizza and
Dipping Sauce, Crystal Farms ® Mozzarella, and Armour ® Pepperoni for toppings.
This is the Lakeview Apartments tower crane base.
This is the entire crane. The crane is located in the area for a future
Lakeview Apartments elevator shaft.
I made my pizza toast using
Super One Foods San Francisco Bay – Sour Dough Bread, with Classico ®
Traditional Pizza Sauce, Crystal Farms ® Mozzarella, and Armour ® Pepperoni for
toppings.
My two dollars got me good food at an honest price.
National Unicorn
Day on April 9th each year celebrates the mythical horse-like creature with a
single, pointed horn growing from the center of its forehead.
According to the author, “Monster girls are trying to
kill me! I’ve been thrown into a fantasy world, bonded to a magical weapon, and
now a holy warrior wolf girl is demanding I hunt demons, or die! The sexy
succubi want the weapon, and my soul!”
For a number of beneficial reasons, for myself and my fellow
residents; I hope our North Pointe Resource Center has more events for both residents
and visitors alike!
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| Master of Aomoda |
According to the author, “After finding an old, illegal
fantasy book within a hidden, walled-off nursery in a university's library, a
middle-schooler named Kevin, his newly-freed talpa-like horse friend named
Ecco, and the former's delinquent gang must plot the overthrow of Colossus
Belga and his global regime. Inspired by the many works of Osamu Tezuka.” Master of Aomoda needs to become an animated
series! ( ͡° ͜Ê– ͡°)
The wall, this mystery hand painted sign is on, is
being reinforced with tie-back anchors.
Decades from now, an archaeologist will find this mystery sign, and then
wonder why it was painted on this wall.
I encourage Duluth and Superior citizens as well as visitors
to purchase their pancakes & waffles on April 8th, 9th,
and 10th, 2024.
On this All Fools' Day, I made my pleasing pizza
using Super One Foods Hearth Baked Italian Bread, with Classico ® Traditional
Pizza Sauce, Crystal Farms ® 6 Cheese Italian, and Hormel ® Pepperoni Minis for
toppings.
Spell Name: Magic Mark
School: Enchantment
Casting Time: 1 Minute (Ritual)
Range: 60 feet
Duration: Until dispelled
Component: V, S
You gesture at a number of
objects you can see within range that fit within a 15-foot radius sphere. This
spell puts an invisible mark upon the objects that reveals itself when in the
area of a detect magic spell. You choose the design of the mark, and can
mark up to 30 Tiny objects, 20 Small objects, 10 Medium objects, or 2 Large
objects.
At Higher
Levels: Whenever you cast this
spell using a spell slot of 2nd-level or higher you can mark up to 15
additional Tiny objects, 10 additional Small objects, 5 additional Medium
objects, or 1 additional Large object for every slot level above 1st.
An example of this spell happened in my D&D
campaign. The Mayor of a large seaport city
was suspected of treasonous collaboration with a Lawful Evil Queen Goldstein Maul
that ruled an oppressed land named “Iron Isle”, so named for the profitable
iron mines on the island. By deceit and
treachery, she gained ownership of these iron mines; selling refined iron to
evil aligned nations to create useful tools, armor, and weapons. Queen Goldstein Maul would not sell iron to
any good aligned nations.
Harper agents found out that the Lord Mayor was getting
richer far faster than his income would normally allow him to be. Harper agents already knew from the evidence
they collected that the Mayor is a smooth-talking liar whose name is “Goodheart
Truesdale”.
Thus, the Harpers sent my PCs disguised as tax
collectors who sneaked into the Iron Isle.
With tax collector uniforms and believable appearing, yet faked
documents; they found a caravan of wagons used by national Queen Maul’s tax
collectors. They were given permission
by the caravan guards and low ranking tax collectors to inspect the tax money that
they had collected. In the wagons, my
PCs marked many of the gold coins collected with the coin marking spell.
After a few months, in the PCs home nation, they asked
to see the Mayor’s private home vault; with an excuse to find counterfeit
coins. When they cast detect magic on
the coins, a few lit up with the now visible symbol.
The Mayor, without a logical excuse as to why he had
the marked coins from the Iron Isle, confessed that he was working with thieves,
along with the evil queen, to sell his city’s citizens into slavery to work the
mines of the Iron Isle. After the Mayor
was sent to prison, the nearby good aligned nations invaded the Iron Isle. The night before the invasion, my PCs burned
six large catapults that guarded the island’s only harbor, Maritime City. The invasion successfully liberated the
island from Queen Goldstein Maul.
These successful adventures gave my player characters a
great deal of fun, experience points and money, while gaining much positive
fame (useful for charisma [persuasion] checks) from good people and their
leaders; while gaining infamy with evil people and their rulers.
