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?
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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 feel nearly recovered from my illness now and want to try to write a little more often over here. Let’s see if I’m able to keep up the habit in 2025!
Less pressure with this entry than the last one. It’s a new year, we made it. 2025. Woo! A small window in time where it is permissible not to have goals.
I don’t really do “Year in Review” posts, much in the same way that I rarely make New Year’s resolutions. But still 2024 is somehow at an end, and that’s wild.
It feels like a lot’s gone on since I last wrote something here but it also feels like nothing’s happened. I think that’s just the post-effects of the pandemic.
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.
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!