It’s week two of my 90 day challenge and I can’t believe of
the changes and challenges that have happened in just a 14 day period. So far I’m really enjoying the majority of
them but others not so much. I intend to follow the course and see where this
ship leads….
Painting: I
have been spending a lot of time working on my Circle of Orboros army. I
started working on two feral warp wolves and Baldur the Stone cleaver. Half way
through the week I wasn’t satisfied the warp wolves were looking so I decided
to give them the bath in simple green. I continued on with Baldur and got most
of him completed to a table standard. The big project I worked this week was my
folding 4x4 gaming table. I spent the entire day on Sunday to finishing it,
with the help of my dad we got it stained and cleaned up. I plan on using it at
a local gaming club meeting in the month of July.
Gaming: I got
in a game of Hordes this week; I took to the table with the following 50 point
list:
·
Baldur the Stone Cleaver
·
Megalith
·
Stalker
·
Goarx
·
2 units of shifting stones one with the unit
attachment
·
A full unit of blood trackers with the character
attachment
·
Gatorman Witch doctor
·
Unit of druids with the unit attachment
·
Unit of swamp gobbers
·
Sentry stone
I ended up play against a khador list being led by the
Supreme Kommandant Irusk. It was the closest game I have played for a long time.
In the end poor Baldur took a great axe to the face and that was it. My opponent
and I played one more turn to see what would have happened if I had gotten off
my finishing run off… and of course Baldur whacked the Supreme Kommandant but
good. I learned to always keep one focus if it looks like someone has a charge
lane open. And of course more DC deck building.
Physical: This week
hitting the gym was little tougher than most because at work I was put on a new
shift that required me to walk around work carrying 30 pounds of work kit. I
put on a pedometer to track the distance I walked per day. I discovered that
walked the same distance at work in seven hours then I did at the gym for one
hour. I took Wednesday off as my day of
rest during the week with the expectation that I would go for a walk with my
better half on the weekend. The weekends for one reason or another are turning
out to be the toughest part of this whole challenge. It’s time to get up
earlier on the weekends and hit the track before anything else. I changed my weigh
in day Thursday and so far I’m 5 pounds lighter, only another 19 to go before I
hit my target weight.
With 14 days under my belt and only 76 days left I need to
stay the course…
Until next time
Webbie
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