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From the Prop Shop retweeted
It's time for the #WomenOfDnD Xmas gift guide!
We've gathered a collection of great items for your #xmas shopping lists. All from female ID and non-binary creators from across the #DnD and #ttrpg community.
Grab some great #gifts and #supportcreators at the same time!
From the Prop Shop retweeted
A lot of people are probably wondering what they can do from their homes to help the world weather this storm. I have a serious proposal for you in these trying times: Call your dumbest friend.
From the Prop Shop retweeted
For those of us who are paid hourly, it is advisable to start thinking about what your financial needs would be to get through at least a one month period of no work if gigs are cancelled due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Start saving additional $ now if you can.
From the Prop Shop retweeted
With Int'l Women's Day coming up, it's important to note that women have always worked in props. In 1573, Queen Elizabeth's Office of Revels paid a "Mrs. Dane for Canvas to paint for houses for the players & for other properties as Monsters, great hollow trees, & such other".
From the Prop Shop retweeted
Yesterday I mentioned the, uh, *strong* opinions held by this show’s cast & crew regarding the “candidates” drawn by the child performer. Today was no different, w/active campaigning & electioneering by company members with no knowledge of the “candidates” other than the posters.
From the Prop Shop retweeted
Shout out to the guy sitting next to me on my flight, who had to deal with me waking up, twice, in a panic because I thought I “missed my stop.”
The way you said, twice, “sir we are on a plane” was soothing.
You were the MVP of this flight. May this week bring you good things.
From the Prop Shop retweeted
Still miffed that a multi-million dollar generating event like the Super Bowl uses ANY unpaid volunteers for anything. This ain't a charity, and it ain't community theatre. They can afford to pay everyone!
From the Prop Shop retweeted
[to the tune of ymca]
white man
there’s no need to wade in
I said white man
just don’t even begin
I said white man
this is a talk about race
it just
does
not
app
ly
to
you
From the Prop Shop retweeted
You scream that your name is Rather Dashing and that Trogdor burninated your cottage and you're here for revenge!
"Sup, mortal," booms Trogdor. "I really appreciate you making the effort to come all the way up here and vanquish me and all. But, I'm kinda indestructible."
From the Prop Shop retweeted
I want all the young props artisans and my students to know this, and I also want everyone to know that even I struggle with valuing my own work. It’s not always easy, but it’s absolutely necessary.
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From the Prop Shop retweeted
After 5 rounds of voting, the live entertainment people have spoken. The Most Dreaded Thing On Any Show is: Glitter & Confetti.
Which I think means all company members should get hazard pay if it is used on a show, as a mental health consideration.
From the Prop Shop retweeted
I was reminded during a conversation today of this dialogue from Terry Pratchett's Unseen Academicals.
It is one of the most apt analogies for mental health struggles I've ever seen, & I feel it right where my soul would be (if I had one).
#OperaGeek #QuotationExchange
From the Prop Shop retweeted
Tell someone you appreciate them. Or love their work. Or thank them for the influence they have had on you. People not only like that, they need it.
From the Prop Shop retweeted
This morning I was reminded this morning of an incident this week.
I was laughed at for writing sci-fi/fantasy as an author.
“You do know you’re an adult that lives in the real world don’t you?”
So just to prove a point, retweet if you’re an adult who reads sci-fi/fantasy.