Why is it So Hard to Come Back Here?
Why do I feel like it’s so hard to sit down and write a blog entry? I used to write these all the time, sometimes multiple times daily. What changed?
writer, streamer, content creator, brunch enthusiast 🥂
Why do I feel like it’s so hard to sit down and write a blog entry? I used to write these all the time, sometimes multiple times daily. What changed?
I am very aware, as a content creator, streamer, TTRPG performer and generally someone that puts their thoughts on the internet of the irony of this post title.
I’m always down for a TTRPG charity one-shot and September had me in 4 of them for 2 great causes. National MS Society and World Central Kitchen. Read on…
While I wouldn’t mind if DC Comics came to replace me with a fresher, younger, more marketable version of myself, this post is just about my birthday.
I visited Four Talks by Laurie Anderson at the Hirshhorn Museum a few weeks ago and it was a delightful assault on the senses, with a lot to ponder.
This is not a post about exercise, fitness, and changing habits to see long-term results. It’s just some pretty pictures from my recent morning walks.
Dungeons & Dragons is 50 years old. FIFTY. To paraphrase Patsy from Absolutely Fabulous, “How old does that make me?” Sometimes it’s best not to ask, Patsy.
Recapping the TTRPG events I’ve been involved in over the past few weeks and looking ahead to the future. Keeping busy, but not overbooked is really nice.
General thoughts on being called out by a fortune cookie, content creation, creating contentment instead of just content. And who my audience REALLY is.
I made a page about playing TTRPGs. Then I made this blog post to talk about the TTRPG page I made. Ask me to play in your TTRPG sometime, I’d love to!