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The caterpillars I'm referencing here are an invasive species called browntail moth caterpillars and they have toxic hairs that cause me (and others) to break out in a severe painful, burning rash a lot like a poison ivy rash.

We've been working on doing in a small patch of Japanese knotweed and discussing having another "Let's kill the invasives!" volunteer event. Last one we had, we got a lot of the invasive honeysuckle pulled out and it hasn't come back in those areas.

No plans other than work for the weekend. Some of us have to work so others can play.

Lovely photos, by the way. I post most of mine on Facebook. Throw a friend invite my way if you want to see them sometime.

I think I finally beat it around level 34.

I cut my gaming teeth on Wizardry :)

I was totally ignorant of the Nintendo World Championships in 1990. I would have either been at college in the town of Unity, ME, population 1,500 (and that might have included the college students!) or working for the park system in New Harbor, ME, population 450 year round residents. I was a little out of the loop back then.

Dragon Warrior is very grindy, but oh-so-worth it in the long run. I died endlessly in the earlier parts of the game until I finally got enough gold to buy decent equipment and my stats got higher. And then there's the glitch on the overworld map with the really high level monsters...

We're in the same boat, Chris. I have it both on GBA and on the bonus disc that came with Windwaker, but I've yet to play more than a couple of minutes before I get frustrated.

One of the few games that might tempt me into an Xbox One.

It's on XboxOne.

Operation Abyss sounds like a game I would enjoy if I had access to the platform. And thanks for the mini review of Sense8, I was wondering about it.