Who is Jessica?

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Not to be confused with Jessika, although she is also and excellent cook and has gotten me to try a great many foods I was certain I did not like. I met her through LiveJournal, and have spent many an evening at her and her husband James's house. She is also a part of the Soen D&D campaign, playing a halfling swashbuckler. She's lethebasii on LJ, and her personal site is Galatea's Glamouries.

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[...] of the lyrics sheet

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » Perfect Holiday Weekend (not verified) on Sun, 6 Jul 2008 11:40pm.

[...] of the lyrics sheet they handed out so I can give it to Brianna. Afterwards, we caught up with Jess, James, and Theda, and had an excellent lunch. I always enjoy hanging out with them, and assured [...]

[...] we had been playing,

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » Just what I needed (not verified) on Wed, 23 Apr 2008 1:32pm.

[...] we had been playing, Jessica and James came in, along with a couple other customers. James, naturally, immediately jumped on the [...]

[...] we packed the Bunnies

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » Family Game Night, Now with More (not verified) on Wed, 16 Apr 2008 12:27pm.

[...] we packed the Bunnies deck away, Jessica brought out her copy of IGOR, which she’d picked up the same night she bought Killer Bunnies [...]

[...] had a pretty good

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » Excellent Birthday Weekend (not verified) on Tue, 15 Apr 2008 11:32pm.

[...] had a pretty good birthday weekend this year. I started off Friday night meeting Chad, Lizzi, Jessica, and James for dinner at Tokyo Sushi. Jess and James’s friend Stan was in town for their baby [...]

[...] when we went to lunch

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » They Might Be Giants Fridays (not verified) on Sun, 6 Apr 2008 8:31pm.

[...] when we went to lunch with Jess and James after church, Jess entertained Brianna during our long wait for food by showing her [...]

[...] just in time, right

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » Haunting the Game Store (not verified) on Wed, 2 Apr 2008 3:41pm.

[...] just in time, right after Chad and Lizzi arrived, to join in a game of The Haunting House. Lane and Jess already had it laid out on one of the tables, so it was just a matter of grabbing a token, some [...]

[...] Jess and James joined

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » A Special Gift (not verified) on Tue, 1 Apr 2008 11:38am.

[...] Jess and James joined us at church this past Sunday, they showed they know the best way to ask me [...]

[...] unscheduled, weekend,

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » True Family Gaming (not verified) on Sun, 30 Mar 2008 7:16pm.

[...] unscheduled, weekend, Brianna and I headed over to the Little Shoppe of Games after church today. Jess and James joined us for lunch before the gaming, and Jess came to play when James headed off to [...]

[...] managed to pull out a

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » Poker of the Living Dead Bunnies (not verified) on Wed, 19 Mar 2008 8:20am.

[...] managed to pull out a win with perfect timing, as Jess and James arrived, bringing the complete set of Killer Bunnies and all of the expansions. [...]

[...] Deus Ex Malcontent came

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » My Disease, Let Me Show You It (not verified) on Wed, 12 Mar 2008 8:41pm.

[...] Deus Ex Malcontent came up with several new diseases running rampant through society. I myself, as Jessica pointed out when she sent me the article, suffer from severe cynic fibrosis. Sadly, there’s [...]

[...] Jess and James arrived

Submitted by The Last Exit to Babylon » Bobbies and Zombies (not verified) on Wed, 12 Mar 2008 12:02pm.

[...] Jess and James arrived just as we were setting up for a second game; this time with me playing Mister X. While James settled in to feed his Bioshock addiction, Jess split the detectives with Lane and set off on my trail. For a while, I managed to confuse things greatly by burning through my black tickets. Rather than use them all for boat rides, I decided to conceal all of my means of transportation to keep them unable to guess where I was going. I was on my way out of the area along the Thames when Jess landed one of her detectives on me and the game was over. It was a lot of fun watching them calculate all of the possible moves I had from from each spot, and usually see them head in the wrong direction. I would have gotten away, I suspect, if I had realized that a certain bus route wound around a fair distance between stops instead of hopping from one location to the one immediately next to it, but I was afraid to stare at any part of the board for too long. [...]