“Other people do not perform for you.”
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.
writer, streamer, content creator, brunch enthusiast 🥂
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.
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.
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.
Lately my thoughts have been going back over the Thirsty Sword Lesbians game I ran at PAX Unplugged last year when I tossed a little “Clue” into the TTPRG mix.
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.
On the cusp of June, I remember to dust off the blog and catch y’all up on what’s been happening! Short answer: A lot, but not a lot. Long answer: Read on!
We’re just shy of the start of Spring and I don’t update this blog enough. So let’s take a pause and catch up on how the past few weeks have been going!
It’s an easy joke, if not a very funny or original one. And it sort of underlies a cultural issue we’re contending with. Would you rather AI read blogs for you?
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!