I thought carefully about what my New Year's resolution would be, and my answer came just a week ago when I was the gamemaster for an Edge of the Empire session. They were all sitting there and looking at me, expectantly. I was hastily flipping through my notes, trying to figure out what I was going to say. The paragraphs in the adventure looked like thick black puddles on the white wastleland-like page, and my notes were skeletal outlines that had become filled out to the edge of the margin like a snake after too big a meal. I just made something up, and my players had some fun. But it seemed pretty unnecessary that I had to stress over some notes when I should've been enjoying time with my friends. Part of the solution is for me to get more experience as a gamemaster, and the other part, I have decided, is for me to write an adventure where a gamemaster, without more than 3 minutes of editing, can look down at the page, even when they're anxious, and immediately find the