Sequestration (week 5)
A visual chronicle of what we’ve been doing to keep occupied during COVID-19 social distancing. That poor weatherman… Perfecting a new sport
A visual chronicle of what we’ve been doing to keep occupied during COVID-19 social distancing. That poor weatherman… Perfecting a new sport
A visual chronicle of what we’ve been doing to keep occupied during COVID-19 social distancing.
A visual chronicle of what we’ve been doing to keep occupied during COVID-19 social distancing. Family Creature Power Discs Liam realized that he’d love to have creature power discs that aren’t represented on Wild Kratts. So I’ve been showing him the ropes on how to use Procreate! Here are some […]
A visual chronicle of what we’ve been doing to keep occupied during COVID-19 social distancing. Family Pig Pen The girls don’t
A visual chronicle of what we’ve been doing to keep occupied during COVID-19 social distancing. Family Work
Priest by Matthew Colville My rating: 5 of 5 stars I figured I’d like this book, but I didn’t expect to fall in love! I didn’t breathe for almost the entire novel, but for diverse reasons. I was lost for much of the time, but in the kind of way […]
The Problem with Everything: My Journey Through the New Culture Wars by Meghan Daum My rating: 5 of 5 stars The very premise of this book sets it up for failure; how do you fairly explore the contradictory mess that is the (predominantly online) culture wars while still saying something […]
It turns out that the kids were being delivered to a tribe of lycanthropes in a Faustian exchange for protection. The shape changers were surprisingly reasonable. However, there was a pair of battleaxe-wielding werebears – Klaus and Gunther – who completely stonewalled us; none of our standard, goofy D&D antics […]
The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek My rating: 5 of 5 stars Each Sinek book is better than the last. I’ve added this to my ‘required reading’ list for people who consider themselves leaders (or stewards of culture) in the business world. And, now that I think about it, outside […]
For Dasia’s second (third?) adventure as a DM, a group of us are investigating a spate of missing children from a small village south of the city. A family reported their son missing and was (understandably) distraught. When asking around, we found out that a fair number of kids regularly […]
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